Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: how do i hook this up to a single color LED dimmer? the wires exiting the transformer are blue/brown but the LEDs are red/black? what else do i need?
Document: There's not a requirement to split the load across the two pairs. Each pair has brown and blue wires, which is typical of European wiring, but the fact that Brown is the positive side and Blue is the ground is clearly marked on the face of the power supply. The unit is encased in aluminum, has tabs for mounting, and appears completely sealed. A 3-foot, 3-prong power cord is provided.I think this is going to work great, and I suspect I'll purchase more later. I'm amazed at the amount of light provided by these light strips and the flexibility with which they can be cut and connected.
Although the main diagram doesn't show it, the power supply has two flanges - one on each end. When I received mine, one of the flanges was completely bent over. There was no damage to the packaging, so the damage occurred prior to packing. Not a big deal - the flange is made of aluminum and I was able to bend it back easily.There are two outputs, but the wires appear to be 22 awg. This is probably ok if you used both outputs, but pulling almost 9 A out of a single output is probably not a good idea considering the size of the wire.After driving 2 strings of 600 LEDs (rated 48 W each) for over 4 hours, this power supply was slightly warm to the touch.As others have observed, there is about a 2 second delay after turning on the power supply and when the lights come on.
Bought this to use with this LED light strip:B005EHHLD8So far works great. Soldered the wires together, unit doesn't get hot after being on for hours. Seems to be well built. Will be buying more in the future.
Using this to replace outdoor LED landscape transformer. Runs cooler than the old transformer when using 12 .3W lights than the original. Cooler means more efficient. Added 10 W flood with no problem. Only down side was no photo sensor so plugged into a Christmas light sensor/timer.
I bought the waterproof one since I intend to use my lights outside and it works well and does not seem to have an area that water will leak into easily. It is wrapped very well.Like others have said it does not come in the American standards of red and black to distinguish positive and negative but the one I received did have it printed on the outside which one was positive and which one was negative (just like in the picture).I am very happy with this product.
I use this transformer to light up couple LED strips replacing the fluorescent tubes fixture in my closet. It work well for this purpose since we don't leave the light on for an extended period of times. There is an inhered two-second delay. The lights lit after about 2 second after flipping the switch. It was annoyed at first, but we get used to.If you want the light turns on instantly, it is not what you want. There is no &#34;instant on&#34; transformer that I have found so far.
I like this 30 Watt Waterproof LED Power Supply Driver Transformer 120 to 12 Volt Dc Output by Nubee and use it to drive sections of strip lights I use and configure to make lights and the different combinations for specialty effects. It gives a good account of it's power capability and when complete, the lights I do will be driven by this transformer in outdoor application, with some protection from the elements. I like it a lot.
It workes properly, but it can only hook one light and it is big and unatractive, not easy to hide.
Does exactly what I needed. 110V down to 12V for Christmas lights. Now, if it just came with an integrated dimmer...I had to purchase that separately.
The unit works just fine. The shape is a little odd for my purposes. It would have been much better if the entire unit were black, not just the power cord. The DC power leads are inconveniently short, as seen in the picture.
Answer: yes