Indoor Transformers

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Indoor Power Supplies & Transformers

Transformers make it possible to power and operate low voltage lighting systems by converting your home's 120V line voltage power feed to the lower voltage (usually 12V, sometimes 24V) that low voltage lighting is designed to use. Indoor transformers are designed and rated for indoor use only. Browse magnetic and electronic transformers for monorail lighting, softstrip, LED pendants, and other low voltage lighting. Choose from brands like Edge Lighting, Juno Lighting, Lightech, and more. See Outdoor Transformers.

What is the difference between magnetic and electronic transformers?
- - Magnetic transformers use magnetic fields to step down voltage, while electronic transformers use semiconductors for voltage conversion. Magnetic transformers are typically quieter, while electronic ones are more energy-efficient.
How do I choose the right wattage for my transformer?
- - Determine the total wattage of your lighting system by adding up the wattage of all connected fixtures. Select a transformer with a wattage capacity that exceeds your total wattage to ensure reliable operation.
Are indoor transformers compatible with all types of low voltage lighting?
- - Yes, indoor transformers are designed to power various low voltage lighting systems, including LED pendants, monorail lighting, and softstrip. Ensure compatibility by checking the voltage requirements of your lighting fixtures.
Do indoor transformers require maintenance or special care?
- - Indoor transformers are designed for minimal maintenance. Ensure proper ventilation around the transformer to prevent overheating, and periodically check for any loose connections or debris that could affect performance.

Indoor Transformers

Indoor Power Supplies & Transformers

What is the difference between magnetic and electronic transformers?

How do I choose the right wattage for my transformer?

Are indoor transformers compatible with all types of low voltage lighting?

Do indoor transformers require maintenance or special care?