I like to replace ~ 10 120V fluorescent "Under Cabinet" light tubes of different sizes with nice looking LED light "strips"
I don't need to change color, but would like to drive with a regular in wall insteon dimmer.
any suggestions?
Thanks
Karl
something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N4LLK0C/re ... aax_0?th=1 ?
replace flurescent w LED Under Cabinet Lighting
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I don’t know if this would work, but I’d try something with the cheap LED 12 volt strips, and using the 0-10vdc output of the Insteon Ballast dimmer. You obviously wouldn’t get full output of a 12 volt strip with 10 volts, but it might be enough. Or you could get the 5 Volts LEDs and just chop the voltage with an appropriate resistor, or wire two in series for 10V total load.
https://www.insteon.com/0-10v-ballast-dimmer/
Terry
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https://www.insteon.com/0-10v-ballast-dimmer/
Terry
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Re: replace flurescent w LED Under Cabinet Lighting
looks like its not made anymore .. but thanks anyway
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Well crap, sorry Karl. I had that on my too-long list of things to get to play with.kw123 wrote:looks like its not made anymore .. but thanks anyway
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@dave
The constant voltage - variable current is an interesting option.
I would need to add several of these due to existing cabling. Currently 4 120v cables go from the switch to the different sections in the kitchen w 8 fluorescent light tubes
.... And opening walls to rewire is not an option.
Thanks for the input.
Karl
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The constant voltage - variable current is an interesting option.
I would need to add several of these due to existing cabling. Currently 4 120v cables go from the switch to the different sections in the kitchen w 8 fluorescent light tubes
.... And opening walls to rewire is not an option.
Thanks for the input.
Karl
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