Power supply for Bunnings lights

[grahami2006]

I have some Bunnings lights that I want to control from dc. They are rated at 31 volts. What size power supply will I need?

 

[fasteddy]

I have some Bunnings lights that I want to control from dc. They are rated at 31 volts. What size power supply will I need?

That will depend if they are AC or DC lights. So when its says 31 volts is that using DC or AC volts

 

[grahami2006]

I have some Bunnings lights that I want to control from dc. They are rated at 31 volts. What size power supply will I need?

That will depend if they are AC or DC lights. So when its says 31 volts is that using DC or AC volts

Eddy on the power supply/flasher unit it says PRI 100-240 volts.
SEC 1 Output 31V
SEC 2 Output 31V

 

[fasteddy]

I have some Bunnings lights that I want to control from dc. They are rated at 31 volts. What size power supply will I need?

That will depend if they are AC or DC lights. So when its says 31 volts is that using DC or AC volts

Eddy on the power supply/flasher unit it says PRI 100-240 volts.
SEC 1 Output 31V
SEC 2 Output 31V

You may need a picture as it doesnt state if its AC or DC output which make the difference.

 

[grahami2006]

Does this help?
http://www.bunnings.com.au/products_product_lytworx-250-led-white-party-lights-22737_P4350860.aspx
The power supply/flasher unit is input 240V AC. Output 31V DC.

 

[fasteddy]

Still doesnt confirm if its AC or DC but my hunch is its DC. Do you have a volt meter so you can confirm if its DC or AC output. If its DC then this means the strings are 31 volts so that means a 32 volt DC power supply adjusted down a little.
But still would like to 100% confirm if its AC or DC