converting 12v halogen to LED

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Hi, I am in process of converting 12v halogen lights to LED. In my kitchen, I have 5 spot lights, each has its own transformer. Because I need to replace all transformers too, I noticed that one light's transformer has 2 wires input (2 lives and 2 neutral), all others just have 1 wire (1 live 1 neutral) into the transformer.

Any one knows why that one has 2 wires go into the transformer? Does that mean I need to place the transformer with 2 input terminals? Thanks very much

James
 
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I noticed that one light's transformer has 2 wires input (2 lives and 2 neutral)
No - it has one cable supplying it, and one then going off to another of the transformers.


Does that mean I need to place the transformer with 2 input terminals?
Not necessarily - as long as you can get two conductors into one terminal that will be fine.

It's probably a good idea to avoid products from makers who are either too stupid or too penny-pinching to make them capable of being daisy-chained.
 

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