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| − | These are used for most christmas lights in Australia and New Zealand. | + | * These are used for most christmas lights in Australia and New Zealand. |
| − | Light strings are supplied with a plug in transformer, known as a wall wart in the USA. These are usually not used in do it yourself lighting shows and are typically replaced by Toroidal Transformers. Toroids are used in Australia generally due to availability from common sources like Jaycar and Altronics. | + | * Light strings are supplied with a plug in transformer, known as a wall wart in the USA. These are usually not used in do it yourself lighting shows and are typically replaced by Toroidal Transformers. Toroids are used in Australia generally due to availability from common sources like Jaycar and Altronics. |
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| + | * The image below shows some of the common connections that could be made. | ||
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Revision as of 06:44, 24 July 2008
Low Voltage Transformers
- These are used for most christmas lights in Australia and New Zealand.
- Light strings are supplied with a plug in transformer, known as a wall wart in the USA. These are usually not used in do it yourself lighting shows and are typically replaced by Toroidal Transformers. Toroids are used in Australia generally due to availability from common sources like Jaycar and Altronics.
- The image below shows some of the common connections that could be made.
