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benella
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Oct 29
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how many 5 w mr16 led can you power on a 60va /12v toroidal tranformer.
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Oct 29
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I've seen 4W LEDs rated 5VA.
On that basis I guess a 5W LED could be around around 6.5VA so a 60VA transformer should be ok for 9 LED.
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Oops looks like the power factor could be worse..
http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/publications/pdfs/ssl/mr16_benchmark_11-0...
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..testing to date, power factors for LED MR16 replacement lamps have ranged from 0.57 to 0.77, with an average of 0.63,
On that basis might be safer to go with 60x0.57/5= 6
Perhaps see what others think.
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ok, thanks for the reply.
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