Robert.Sackmann8 years ago+220I'm interested in these LED lights that light up automatically or when you cut them, do they still light up?Show in original language (German)1 answerFormer employee8 years ago+220Yes, you can cut the LED strips and they would still work.Show in original language (German)
Burri_125 years ago000How do I install these LEDs or how do I connect them to the power supply?Show in original language (German)1 answerAnonymous5 years ago000there should be a power plug in the scope of delivery, or at least a connection for the power supply.Show in original language (German)
Anonymous6 years ago022The description confuses me a little. It says that the strips need 5V and run with a maximum of 7.2W, which seems strange to me. It also says that one LED needs a maximum of 0.06A. The strip has 150 LEDs distributed over 5m. 150LEDs x 0.06A = 9A 9A x 5V = 45W So shouldn't the whole thing require a maximum of 45 watts and (if you ever want to use the maximum brightness) a power supply with 5V and at least 9A? Would there even be a suitable power supply here on Digitec?Show in original language (German)1 answerAnonymous4 years ago000I think the description was adjusted in the meantime.Show in original language (German)