Hi,
I currently have a LED strip light wired up in a dark stairway - it is powered by a 5amp rectifier (Supply A) . the current power supply is on a timer that turns on at night only.
I want to supply a second power source (Supply B) to the LED strip in the stair way so I can use with a manual switch so I can turn the light on during the day.
What I need to know is will this product be ok to make the first power supply a one way supply only? - ( A ) the reason I want to block the power is to prevent other strip lights turning on from that 5 amp rectifier (A).
Finally - will the LED strip light be affected if both power supplies happened to be on at the same time - so if supply (A) was on and supply (B) happened to be left on the LED strip would receive 10amps - would this cause damage?
Cheers
I currently have a LED strip light wired up in a dark stairway - it is powered by a 5amp rectifier (Supply A) . the current power supply is on a timer that turns on at night only.
I want to supply a second power source (Supply B) to the LED strip in the stair way so I can use with a manual switch so I can turn the light on during the day.
What I need to know is will this product be ok to make the first power supply a one way supply only? - ( A ) the reason I want to block the power is to prevent other strip lights turning on from that 5 amp rectifier (A).
Finally - will the LED strip light be affected if both power supplies happened to be on at the same time - so if supply (A) was on and supply (B) happened to be left on the LED strip would receive 10amps - would this cause damage?
Cheers
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