How to connect several LED strips to one power supply?
Hello, there is one transistor for three LED strips, one tape is connected to one two-gang switch, that is, one line is a LED strip, the second chandelier is 220v in one room, the second tape from the same transistor is connected to a double pass (duplicate) switch. That is, one key is an LED strip, the second spotlights are 220v in the second room, there are no questions about 3 tapes. I would like to see the connection diagram, thanks.
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If I understand correctly, you mean a transformer for powering LED strips. In this case, first of all, it is necessary to take into account the power of this transformer and LED strips and proceeding from this, conclude how many tapes can be connected to this power source. As for the connection of tapes, the light switch is placed in the open circuit of the transformer power circuit so that the transformer is not constantly energized. Therefore, if you need to connect three LED strips to the network, located in different rooms and turned on by separate switches, you need three separate power supplies - three transformers. That is, each LED strip is connected to its own power supply, voltage is supplied to the power supply by turning on the corresponding switch button in the room.