Tek Light Elite power supply for fans
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Two suggestions:
1. Go to Sunlight supply’s website and see if you can buy the exact replacement. If you don’t see it available on their site, send them an email and inquire.
2. Buy a generic 12V DC power supply (locally at any electronics store or multiple places on the web, including amazon). Just make sure the addition of the amp rating on each fan is equal to or greater than the rating on the power supply. As an example, lets say you have two fans rated at 0.4 amps each, therefore you will want a power supply that is rated at 0.8 amps or more.
1. Go to Sunlight supply’s website and see if you can buy the exact replacement. If you don’t see it available on their site, send them an email and inquire.
2. Buy a generic 12V DC power supply (locally at any electronics store or multiple places on the web, including amazon). Just make sure the addition of the amp rating on each fan is equal to or greater than the rating on the power supply. As an example, lets say you have two fans rated at 0.4 amps each, therefore you will want a power supply that is rated at 0.8 amps or more.
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I can't seem to find out any info on this power supply. I have emailed sunlight supply. If anyone out there has one can you please take a look at the power supply and let me know how many amps it is? Thanks in advance
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