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adomakin
Hi Forum, I have a question and my electrician is on his hols, wondered if anyone here could help.
We need to ventilate an enclosed space within a kitchen island and I have chosen a small and extremely quiet 12v PC cooling fan as the ideal product to do the job, due to its low db rating.
It only draws .15 of an amp so I was hoping to use a standard 12v downlight transformer to power it, until I read that the fan can only cope with a maximum input of 1.8 watts.
Will a standard 12v downlight transformer supply too much wattage to the fan, or will it only draw what it needs?
I'm confused!!
Thx
Andy
We need to ventilate an enclosed space within a kitchen island and I have chosen a small and extremely quiet 12v PC cooling fan as the ideal product to do the job, due to its low db rating.
It only draws .15 of an amp so I was hoping to use a standard 12v downlight transformer to power it, until I read that the fan can only cope with a maximum input of 1.8 watts.
Will a standard 12v downlight transformer supply too much wattage to the fan, or will it only draw what it needs?
I'm confused!!
Thx
Andy