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I have just purchased a transformer for some under cupboard strip LED's. The unit is CE marked. The ELV side of the transformer has 2 short flexes coming out of it with a CSA of 0.75mm². I was going to just extend these out to the 2 strips of LED lighting I am installing but after reading 715.524.201 I am concerned that 1) I need to run out in 1mm² flex 2) the transformer unit will not meet the requirements of the regs due to the 0.75mm² output flexes.

Any advice here?
 

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