Will insufficient voltage of underwater pool lights cause them to not light up?
Why are the underwater lights in the swimming pool not working when powered on? When encountering this problem, it is necessary to investigate it one by one and take corresponding measures to deal with it
1. The most common mistake to make is that the voltage used by the city power supply is usually 220V, and the underwater lights of the second swimming pool are low voltage 12V or 24V. Therefore, a transformer is needed to convert high voltage into low voltage. If directly plugged in and connected to the underwater lights of the swimming pool, it will cause the lights to burn out and not light up.
2. Investigate the voltage issue. When supplying power to the underwater lights in the swimming pool, it is recommended to design the power used by the transformer to be 130% of the total power of the lamps used. If the required voltage is not reached, the lamps will not light up.
3. Is the current used correctly?Although the underwater lights in the swimming pool are both 12V and 24V, the power sources used for the lights may vary, with one being AC AC and the other being DC DC. It is important to distinguish and use the correct power source.
