Members dikman Posted April 6 Members Report Posted April 6 If you simply rectify 12v ac to dc you will end up with something like 16v dc, just be sure your LED can run off more than 12v dc. Quote
Members Digit Posted April 7 Author Members Report Posted April 7 On 4/6/2025 at 5:08 AM, Tigweldor said: If you get a small bridge rectifier, you can run a 12 Volt LED strip/lamp of your 12V AC motor output. I've got several of those lying around. One of them is currently powering a workplace heater (a Chinese Webasto clone) off a tranfsormer. As long as the incandescent bulb keeps working I'll use that one. I'm not a fan of flickering LED lights (even with a cap on the rectifier they still flicker). Quote
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