
elektomaq Thank you for your input, and I agree with you it is impossible but step hahahaha the source is 12 Volt 40 amps and as described the screenprint of the font says 12Volt 40 amps and the source has up to a cooler and measures as 18 cm long by 15 wide so here we will see what is done
servimat1 Thank you brother for your contribution, if they are those of Aluminum base and stabilized lol that cul ..... I also hahaha, and as you said consume the linear strip of 1 meter of Led 5730 rigid which is the one I have between 2 , 5 to 3.00 Amperes the importer told me, it is more he told me that they recommend for each led strip a 12 volt 2 Amp, eventually 3Amp, so with the source of 40 Amps I will connect 6 strips so that it works lightly and I'm a jewel ... Another servimat1 query that you already used that source, does not make it go on a wooden shelf, right?
nastor thank you for your response and as you say it is impossible, but step hahahaha the measures of the source is as described even have a cooler for ventilation is all aluminum outside and according to your experience and I interpret I can connect the 10 strips to that traffic or just 1 and the same will work without problems?
Hello, it's source is for 480 W, just add the power you have and you'll see that it is a lot and a lot. The source has several outputs to facilitate multiple connection, just respect the polarity and voila.
Those sources are stabilized, it means that regardless of the load, they deliver 12 continuous volts with very little variation, if you have doubts upload a photo with the data.
I see the photo, and looked for the features:
https://alexnld.com/product/s-480-12-12v-40a-480w-switching-power-supply/
It does not say that it is stabilized, but it should not have a dangerous range of output variation.
I don't think you have a problem connecting only one strip, you should still measure the output voltage at that time (for peace of mind)
nastor sorry for the delay in responding if it is stabilized hahaha that what .... mine !!!! hahaha so I already found out and the importer told me that per linear meter of these strips the consumption is 2.5 to 3 Amp so recommend sources of 12 volts of 2 amps or 12 volts 3 or 4 amps maximum.
So watching the panorama as I told another forero here I will connect only 6 strips at most 7 to not kill the source Thank you for the contribution brother
nastor colleague happens that where I will put the LED bars is a part of the kitchen, cabinets and little store and with 6 strips I am already left over if I put more it will look like a bowling alley hahahaha nothing more than that is why I will put 6 at most 7 and ready to save me quilombos with the traffics only this one.