Im building a fish pond in my garden.
I bought a big 230v AC to 12v DC transformer, that can deliver up to 10 A.
From that 12v I connect miscellaneous LED lamps. All the LEDs have their own driver boards on them, so in that sense I should be fine.
My question is... Am i correct in my assumption that as longs as the transformer can deliver more amps than what I actually use, I will be fine?
I can't damage the LEDs by being theoretically able to deliver 10 amps right ? That the problem only occurs when I have LEDS that require more than what I can supply ?
I also have a fuse in the circuit too.
Thanks for making this clarification.
Are there any dangers, gotchas or general advice you guys have on keeping a 12V system like this safe?
I have encapsulated everything in waterproof enclosures etc...
Thanks