I have five coach lights outside, control by 3 swiches in 3 different location. How do I hook up? what else I have to buy?
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In short, this is a radio transmitter, which sends a signal like "turn on light #3" or "turn off light #3" you need a receiver to hear that signal and you need a switch (or switches) to do something about it. (You might use 3 of these, one receiver, and 3 switches.)
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You will need an X10 transceiver. Go to this link http://www.ntsupply.com/files/products/OCCsenstorinstall.pdf for instructions
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Besides the motion detector, you need the control module the receives the wireless signal from the detector. Then you will need three single pole switch modules. I recommend you refer to the X10 website to better understand and confirm my assumptions. Hope that helps.
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Three MS14A units could replace the 3 switches. They would each signal a single TM751 unit to turn on all the lights. If you still wanted the 3 wall switches, they could be replaced by X10 switches like XPT1-W-NS units.
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There's a python API for the lights here: https://github.com/therivenman/pygop , and a Java control here: http://home.stockmopar.com/connected-by-tcp-unofficial-api/ . Neither is official, but I used the Python API to connect the lights to my Nest fire alarm through IFTTT and it works fine. With scripting, you can likely connect the lights to about anything. I believe you still need the gateway to relay the commands to the actual bulbs though.
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I haven't installed these yet but have something similar you decide where you want them and then you can wire to whatever you want to connect to parking lights daytime running lights or even headlights. If you have even a general idea of wiring its not difficult just trace your source ground and that's it. Super simple really
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Hook up your hot wire to your battery and your ground to metal. It will require a lot of wire for vehicle use. They are very bright though
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Why would you need to? Its a repeater. Your first power source should be enough for the first LED strip, after each strip you install a repeater.
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you should be able to get chassis box, switch and wire hook up at Radio Shack or similar store. good luckhope your led lights will work on 12vdc, otherwise you have to go the inverter route.
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Yea, just use a single throw 10 amp DC switch (there some that Amazon sells) which will allow you the ability to add more lights if needed.
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If you go to their website it seems you need their gateway, especially for the wireless light bulbs to work. For further information, I would recommend calling TCP. I like the system, works very well with my outside lights
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You can control multiple lights using your phone with a RF-to-WiFi hub like Hook (http://kck.st/1Ius6tS)
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You can connect all the positive leads in parallel (together) and then tie those to the positive output of the light controller. Then tie all the negative leads together and then connect those to the common ground of the light sensor. Be sure to look at the total amperage of all the lights to be sure you don't exceed the current rating of your power supply or the light sensor.
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U need all wiring. Go to bluesea website, they have directions on site, I believe, with items needed
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There are only two wire leads at the end.....depending on your needed voltage output to power the lights , you could splice one wire into two units, but working with 12 volts, thats not going to be very bright....I would go with 2 harnesses...... good luck!
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The lights do not come with instructions but there is only 3 wires to connect. Also, you need to reuse the spring clips from the old reflectors.
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it depends on the type of controller. I have a 12v switch with hard-wire connecters and buttons to control the type of lights I need on. So yeah you can connect 2 or more sets of lights
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I use the timer on my outside coach lights. I have those curly light bulbs in them and the timer works.
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There is one long car cable that attaches the foot controller to the dimmer box. I believe that is it...Every light fixture just plugs into the dimmer pack.
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There are 2 female plugs on the side of the unit. That's where your lights plug in.