I only see two wires. Hook up = red/positive - green/ground. Power on = extend ; power off = retract ? Or do you need to reverse hook up ?
1001455
Included in the antenna package is a switch that does the up and down selection. Power is connected to the switch and the switch sends the proper polarity for the antenna to be raised or lowered. The Switch has very short wires attached to the back of the switch that form an X pattern across its back. This is the "magic" to make it go up and down.
1001456
The switch is a momentary reverse polarity type for up and down, no power on or off.
232982
Sorry you are out of luck. This particular switch requires 3 wires and a ground - you should return it. Some other switches only require 2 wires. Your two wires are both "hot", usually black wires, the line and load they are called. This switch also requires white/neutral and should also be grounded - green.
1064900
This unit has three wires, the black is the positive wire from power supply, red is positive to light, white is negative from supply to unit and to light by way of spliced wire to light from white wire. The light will still have only two wires to it. I hope this helps!
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Thanks, for your question. The ones I purchased from Amazon I had installed by my Son so I could not honestly tell you why one would have 3 wires or two. Now, with that being said my home was built in 1995 so it's not that really old. I cam assuming that depending on how old or new is your home may make a difference. When I see three wire I think positive, negative and ground. A suggestion, you maybe able to connect the negative to the ground making two wires instead of three. Your neighbor if they have the same home chances are they may have change there also so they be of some help also. Good Luck.. Thanks, for your question. The ones I purchased from Amazon I had installed by my Son so I could not honestly tell you why one would have 3 wires or two. Now, with that being said my home was built in 1995 so it's not that really old. I cam assuming that depending on how old or new is your home may make a difference. When I see three wire I think positive, negative and ground. A suggestion, you maybe able to connect the negative to the ground making two wires instead of three. Your neighbor if they have the same home chances are they may have change there also so they be of some help also.... » Read More Thanks, for your question. The ones I purchased from Amazon I had installed by my Son so I could not honestly tell you why one would have 3 wires or two. Now, with that being said my home was built in 1995 so it's not that really old. I cam assuming that depending on how old or new is your home may make a difference. When I see three wire I think positive, negative and ground. A suggestion, you maybe able to connect the negative to the ground making two wires instead of three. Your neighbor if they have the same home chances are they may have change there also so they be of some help also. Good Luck.. « Show Less
1798175
plugs only-you would hook up positive to red, negative to black. (or one wire to each plug)
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Each one of those two wires the red one and the black one both only have one plug on the board, but where they plug in it splits off into two you could probably only use one or use your old wires on this new board. The instructions that come with the board are very self explanatory.
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The light cable plugs in to one. The power cable plugs in the second input. And that should be all there is to this. The far end of the light strip does have another "port". This allows you to connect another light strip to extend the system. There's no need to connect anything to that end if you are not extending it.
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It's simple. Comes with 2 wires exposed at the ends. Red and black. The red gets connected to the positive (power) and the black to (negative). If you wire them to a switch just add the in between the connections. There are multiple videos on YouTube how to do this. These are bright and worth the money
1037573
I agree with T. Thomas, sounds like reversed polarity - it's easy to do as the documentation is not very clear on the wiring.
2207992
do you need the two wires for data or power? If it is for data, this should work.
1493683
Roger, there are only two ways to wire it... if it does not read, simply unplug the unit 110 volts and reverse the two wires.
589366
... and i have it plugged in reverse (currently using 2 cables), as well. works fine both ways for me. quality cable
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What if you have one more light, WHAT?How do you hook them up? I put all the red wires together and all the black wires together and hook them to power. Red to positive and black to ground. OR I hook up a positive thru the switch I'm using, and a ground from the battery then I "tap" into each with the LED strip wires. You HAVE TO WIRE THEM CORRECTLY RED TO POSITIVE, BLACK TO NEGATIVE OR THE LED WON'T WORK AT ALL. Its not like a regular light bulb that can be wired in reverse. Hope all this mess helps you.
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Check out youtube for details of particular cars. But in general, you thread the lines to under the dash on 1 side or the other, test the wire bundles at the plugs to see which one is activated by reverse gear, connect the red wire to it. Then connect the black wire to a good ground point anyway nearby.
1991766
You need to run 12/2 wire with a ground. So, three wires. Black to one leg of 220, white to the other leg, and bare to ground. No neutral is required.
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The power source's plugs needs to be cut and you insert the wires. Your best bet is to check youtube for videos on how to wire the whole thing up. There's a few great ones on there that break it down for you.
1617549
No, I had the same problem. It means that your hot and neutral are reversed. Just switch the wires until it only comes on when it is turned on.