If you have the budget to order a DMX-controllable 12V
LED driver, that’s probably easier than reworking the piece to be 120V. Do you already have a piece built with 12V LEDs in it? If so, the wiring and general construction is probably not suitable for 120V operation, from a
safety perspective.
LEDs that are rated for 12V are inherently current-limited. Otherwise, they don’t have a
voltage per se, they have only a maximum
current rating. (Don’t confuse an
LED’s Forward
Voltage, a.ka. Vf, as an operating
voltage. That number is usually somewhere in the 1.5V - 3.5V range.)
Warnings about dimming quality are very real. If it’s LEDs tape, it can dim super smoothly. If it’s an MR-16 emulator, then it probably will *not* dim very well, especially at the bottom end.
Tell us more about the
LED and the set piece. More detail, and we can be more helpful.
Jim
RC4 Wireless