Springs coming close and it's time to start with a well needed project, under and over cabinet lighting. I plan on putting a 3528 RGB LED strip above the cabinets and a 5050 LED strip under. I plan to share a power supply between both strips which will be taken in from the OTR cabinet which has one free plug. I also plan on using two dimmers, one for the RGB strip and one for the single color strip. I plan to use a 12v 7a, power supply, and roughly this entire lighting system will use 72 watts in total. But theres something i've ran into, the RGB controller says "2a per color" meaning a total of 72w. The power supply can deliver 84 watts total, but the lighting with both strips on consumes somewhere around 72 watts. My question is, would anything happen if I used a RGB controller to control the RGB strip that takes 24 watts? More specifically, does it matter how many watts go into the RGB controller? As long as I don't go over the output load of 72w total, will everything be fine? I only plan to use 24 watts for the RGB side, which is well under the output load (72w) limit of the RGB controller, but my concern is how much is going INTO the controller (When both strips are on 72 watts will be consumed).

Good Morning, I tried replacing a track light bulb (Philips MR16) into my track light socket. No matter what I do, I cannot get the bulb in the socket (didn’t have a problem with my other lights) and I am assuming the little gold socket holes (see picture) are damaged? I removed the light from the system to get a better look at it. I took a picture of the entire track lighting system and the light itself. I’d be willing to buy a new light, but I don't know the brand of the system (it was already installed when I purchased the house). Does anything know this brand? Can I purchase one of the lights instead of messing around with the socket? Is there a better fix? [ATTACH]77514[/ATTACH][ATTACH]77515[/ATTACH][ATTACH]77516[/ATTACH]