How do I wire three separate LED panels (each with two wire inputs) to the one output from this driver?
270727
That depends on how much current draw each of your "panels" is. If the total current draw is greater than the safe output of this device than you need to get another transformer. If each of your "panels" is 12V and the current for each added together is less than 2.5A, than you would just wire the three "panels" in parallel.
270728
LED Panels? Do you mean an LED Matrix panel? If so, start with one panel (in), two wires should be there to extend the power then just connect the wires to the next panel. Red is positive and black is negative. Does this help?
270729
You can connect all positive wires together and all negative wires together on the output of the power supply.
1944377
If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to red and blue to blue). Use wire nuts or heat shrink insulators to protect the wires from touching each other. If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to... » Read More If you are not interested in purchasing and soldering on a 4 pin male connector, then one option is to cut the wire to the lights with the male connector. Cut the wire between the male connector and the LED lights at approximately the half way point. Pull apart the four different color wires so that you can strip about a quarter inch of insulation from each wire. Do the same to the "extension" cable. Connect the male connector to one end and connect the other end of the cable to the LED lights. Be sure to connect like colors to each other (black to black, green to green, red to red and blue to blue). Use wire nuts or heat shrink insulators to protect the wires from touching each other. « Show Less
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1216275
hey im sorrry to hear that but my suggestion is that the power box might of burn out. so u might want to test it first. about the wiring they are very small size of cable and i dont think u could retach them. and u wont be able to change the colors of ur LED's lights.
887773
Are you talking about LEDs, or LED drivers? The numbers you quote seem more typical of LED drivers than of the LEDs themselves. Either way, this power supply is not going to drive 10 of them in series, as the voltage per unit would be too low. A combination of series and parallel might work.
421897
Yes. That means you can use GPIO to control each one separately and you can trigger them on different GPIO ports.
1064071
Take a small flat head screwdriver, and turn the screw by the blue control boxes. If you do it while you have current running through the device, the LED light will change to reflect the new output voltage.
1689323
I only did 2 but did hook up 3 there a drop in output for each one you connect together plus also noticed the leds towards power source get warmer the more you hook on im sure you can hook 4 to one power supply but personally would do 2 and 2 each their own power supply
600777
You can connect the output end of one string to the input end of another string. You will have to disconnect the 12V supply from input end of the string to do this. You can likely run 10 or 15 strings of lights from one of the 12v supplies.
926468
Hey there, I used this wiring diagram to help me out to set everything up. Im running a 2.1 system on my PC.https://i.imgur.com/Z8FMJ.pngHope it helps.
1893144
Pretty much the same answer as "S.Conway": There is only one color, which is somewhere between neutral and warm white. For each group of three LEDs, there is one common +12 and three separate common/negative pads. If you remove the solder blob across these three pads and connect three independant common/negative wires, then you can run each one of the three LEDs independently. This continues throughout the entire ribbon, so every third LED is controlled by one common/negative pad, but all share the same +12V pad.
1584382
All 3 outputs are connected to a single source. It does not matter which one you use, full output power is available at all 3.
280685
Pretty easy. Just connect them all in parallel. Basically, just connect one lead from rack light unit to the black wire coming from the switch. Then connect the other lead from the light unit to the white wire returning to the box. Note: these lights do not require the third ( ground) wire.
1845040
yes. that is how I connected three lights in line to an existing switched circuit.
1507405
Connect speaker wires to amplifier output right and left, red for positive and black for negative the same with speaker terminals
1865495
Certainly sounds like you wired it correctly. Just remember that LEDs are polarity sensitive, so make sure your positive is on the red wire. If that is confirmed, then I have nothing more to suggest.
1512072
I have it connect to the default of two lights. I'm sure you could add more if the lights are LED.