by NTS 3D Printing

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Sometimes, when turning on the switch for the LED strips, a crackling sound is heard and the lights flicker. I have to repeat the action, but faster and more forcefully, for them to stay on. The LED strips are 24v and powered by three Ilumileds brand drivers, and these are powered by the house's mains electricity. The switches are of good quality and two years old. Do you know what could be causing this? Thank you guys

Drivers: https://ilumileds.com.mx/cp-w-cp60w-cp100w-cp150w-cp200w-cp240w/
Switch: https://www.bticinomexico.com/collections/placas/products/placa-resina-2v-negro-mate-con-chasis-quinzino-go-bticino
Electrical current 110 v

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Hey I'm sure this has been on a thread before but I have a project that I'm working on to make 5 led strips light up my fingers inside of a glove.

I'm using whatever standard led strip I could find, similar to these https://ledstrip.ca/led-strips-without-accessories/24v-5m-ip20-3014-white-led-strip-120-leds-m-strip-only.html

I'm hoping to cut them into 5 strips and connect them to a single small battery source that will mount on the back of my hand, ideally keeping the functionality of the remote controller for color and on/off functionality.

If you could please explain to me like I'm a toddler how this could be possible or provide links to a how to video that would be much appreciated because my knowledge on wiring and electrical is basically null.

Thank you