Which LED Drivers Power Supplies should I use?

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Ed in Tampa
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Re: Which LED Drivers Power Supplies should I use?

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Yes first question how many watts you looking at?
You need is based on how manyl lights and how many watts each need.
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c'mon Ed. Really think that is a serious request rather than an excuse to 'plant' that link?
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JPG wrote:c'mon Ed. Really think that is a serious request rather than an excuse to 'plant' that link?
My mind is on Irma and I was not thinking! Sorry!
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Ed in Tampa wrote:
JPG wrote:c'mon Ed. Really think that is a serious request rather than an excuse to 'plant' that link?
My mind is on Irma and I was not thinking! Sorry!
TOTALLY UNDERSTANDABLE!!!!!!
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