How to keep amperage in serial and parallel? I have a 2000mA AC adapter and also I have the lights that I show here:





Each of these lights consume up to 300mA.

If I make a circuit with 3 lights in serial, ¿will the amperage of each light decrease?

If I make a circuit with 3 lights in parallel, ¿will the amperage of each light decrease?

I am asking it because I don't want the lights to decrease the luminosity. I want the maximum luminosity in each light.

The lights are for growing lettuces. Now I am using a low consumption light but are not efficient:
You haven't said what the voltage rating of your Power Supply is, but if we assume it is a "constant voltage" regulated supply, then it will attempt to maintain a constant voltage up to the rated current capacity (2000 mA).

If you put your LEDs in series, then the voltage from your power supply is distributed across the LEDs, and is therefore lower on each LED. This would cause your LEDs to be less bright.

If you put your LEDs in parallel, then the voltage remains constant.