LED energy consumption?
Just a quick question.
What letter corresponds to 12 volts? I'm currently buying LEDs, but there's no letter indicating the power consumption.
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There is no standard letter for an LED lamp or what do you mean with LED? In this energy consumption assessment, this is dependent on the assessment and that can be different in the case of identical products. So it can be that the lamp got from the manufacturer Lumenmeister D and which was rated by Superlux with A.
W as watt
Maybe Ampere. Then you’d have to count.
But if you learn everything in school, in physics
Watt = Volt * Ampere
Bzw va.
But as I said, 5th grade physics
The question is incomprehensible. Looking for LED for living room lighting? Maybe as a replacement for 12V halogen lamps?
The voltage (12V) has nothing to do with energy consumption.
What do you mean by letters? The efficiency classification (A-G)?