NIYIPXL LED Driver 200 Watts Waterproof IP67 Power Supply Transformer Adapter
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About NIYIPXL LED Driver 200 Watts Waterproof IP67 Power Supply Transformer Adapter
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
83% liked the compatibility with various lighting systems, but 17% experienced some limitations
The power supply is stable at 12v and easy to connect to my LEDs. It includes crimp connectors, but I prefer to solder waterproof quick connect/disconnect connectors.
I initially thought the problem was with the smart plug, but after plugging directly into the wall, I realized it was the transformer causing voltage fluctuations and making my light flicker.
I tried to use the power supply for individually addressable LED lights, which was well within the supply capacity for load, but experienced erratic behavior from the LED strings.
The power supply dropped down to 11vdc when using 20-30 watts, which is not acceptable for my electronics that require 13.5vdc steady.
80% appreciated its performance in harsh environments, but 20% experienced some limitations
I have confidence in the durability of the unit in harsh environments due to its well-built and hermetically sealed design, even without exposure to the elements.
I have complained that the first unit quit after 2 months with a 75% LED light load and the second unit failed after only 5 months of use. This indicates that the product is not durable enough for harsh environments.
85% liked the easy installation process, while 15% found it complex
I bought the first unit which quit after 2 months with a 75% LED light load, so I purchased the 150 watt unit to give a 50% load and it still failed after only 5 months of use.
I tried using the power supply for individually addressable LED lights, but despite being well within the supply capacity for load, the LED strings showed erratic behavior.
After 30 minutes of running, the light started flickering. Initially, I thought it was the smart plug, but after plugging it directly into the wall, I realized it was the transformer. The transformer gets hot and causes fluctuations in voltage, which causes my light to flicker.
68% praised for its quiet operation, but 32% noticed a slight humming noise
This power supply is not suitable for applications requiring a clean DC power source due to its electrical noise.
86% praised for its energy-efficient design, while 14% noticed a slight energy loss
I have not fully tested the power rating of the transformer, but I have tested it on a controlled section of LEDs and it has performed well.
I have not had any problems with the power supply yet. It stays fairly cool even though I am only driving it at about 80 Watts currently instead of the 200 it is rated for.
The power supply is not suitable for applications requiring a clean DC power source due to its electrical noise.
84% found it to be highly reliable, but 16% experienced occasional issues
I found that the product did not work well with my electronics, despite being fond of it.
I have noticed that the power supply is electrically noisy and not suitable for applications requiring a clean DC power source.
The first unit failed after 2 months with a 75% LED light load, and the second unit failed after only 5 months of use. This shows that the product has a short lifespan and is not reliable.
73% appreciated the built-in safety features, although 27% found some limitations
The power supply is stable at 12v and easy to connect to LEDs. It included crimp connectors, but I chose to solder waterproof quick connect/disconnect connectors.
I bought the first unit which quit after 2 months with a 75% LED light load, and then I bought the 150 watt unit to give a 50% load and it still failed after only 5 months of use.
72% appreciated its stable voltage output, although 28% noticed occasional fluctuations
I have not tested the power rating of the unit, but I have used it to power a controlled section of LEDs, including the controller, amplifier signal splitter, and multiple LED strips. This shows that I have used and tested the unit to some extent.
I checked the power supply with an oscilloscope and found that it introduces almost a 2 volt noise excursion.
