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Tom Wienholt
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I recently purchased a wall wort transformer to use as a power supply for an LED reader. One of the wires is white and the other is white with a gray stripe on it. So which wire is the + and which is the - ?

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Michael Schaffer
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I usally plug the wall wart into the convenience outlet and then rewire that to the motor circuit so that it only comes on when the motor is running. Other ideas?

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John Pytlak
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quote:
I recently purchased a wall wort transformer to use as a power supply for an LED reader. One of the wires is white and the other is white with a gray stripe on it. So which wire is the + and which is the - ?

You can check polarity with a DC voltmeter.

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