Line 06 — Power Supply
Power supply: the half of the line nobody photographs
Every light in this catalogue is a load on a power supply that has to be chosen, placed and protected. This line is presented at family level: the questions that size a supply, asked in the order a project meets them.
POWER SUPPLY — MATCHED TO VOLTAGE AND RUN LENGTH · FAMILY-LEVEL LINE
| Serves | All six lines |
|---|---|
| Decided by | The light line's voltage · Total run · Placement |
| Specification route | Named in the quotation for your order |
Power is part of the light line
A pixel string, a strip run and a flood light each arrive with an input voltage printed on their model pages, and the supply has to match it exactly — which is why a light order is not complete until the supply side is named with it. Ask which power supply brand and model is offered with your order; the answer belongs in the quotation, not in an assumption.
Placement is the second half of the decision. Outdoor runs need the supply protected to the same standard as the lights it feeds, and long runs need the feed points planned so the far end of the string is not starved. The waterproof series page works through the outdoor case as a set of questions to carry into the inquiry.
Questions that size a power supply
| Question | What it decides |
|---|---|
| Which light line, and which model? | The input voltage the supply must deliver |
| How long is the total run, and where does it sit? | Capacity, feed points and cable sizing |
| Indoors, sheltered or fully outdoors? | The protection the supply itself needs |
| One supply per structure, or shared? | How failures and maintenance isolate |
Bring the answers into the inquiry with the lights themselves. A supply specified alongside its load, in the same quotation, is the difference between a line that lights as drawn and a commissioning week spent re-feeding runs.
Before you order
Ask for the full line overview and a quotation — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.