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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    Steve, I'm am sorry for lashing out.... You are trying to help... so sincerely, Sorry!
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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    So there is nobody that can help validate the circuit design?
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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    Here is what I came up with. Any faults in this circuit? Problem with using a light bulb is in the event of a bulb failure, I no longer use enough power to trigger the TRIAC to turn off potentially. Thus the pump could continue to run and over dose my tank.
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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    yes it is a mismatch, a mismatch I am looking to solve by increasing the wattage drawn by the dosing pumps. All I am looking for is a 120v Circuit design that will allow me to power a LED light and a resistor that will disapate 5-10watts.
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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    Truth, I am not sure... But here is some more information... I purchased some aquarium dosing pumps. I also purchased an aquarium controller that uses TRIAC outlets to switch the dosing pumps off and on based on a program. The problem is the dosing pump draws so little power that the TRIAC...
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    5-10 watt led circuit needed.

    I need a led circuit that will pull between 5 and 10 watts. I was going to put a 1.8k resistor with a diode and led... however. Not really sure if that is the right way to go. The reason I want this is I have a low power device that doesn't pull enough power to trigger an alert. Please...
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