How to Attach LED Lights to Battery Power

Light giving off diode, or LED, micro lights use hardly any current and therefore are good for experience Christmas trees or anywhere that requires attractive lighting, like a patio area within the late evening. Use a low-current transformer to energy your LED Down Light, or else attach the lights to some battery power. You will find they illuminate for the days prior to the battery power goes dead.

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Match the current dependence on the LED micro lights to some battery power. It is important the output current in the battery power does not exceed the current needed through the LED lights or else you will blow the lights. Look into the current around the label connected to the LED lights. You will discover they're usually between 6 and 12 volts, however it is dependent on the amount of lights within the chain. Be sure that your battery power does not exceed the current around the label. It does not matter when the battery power output current is slightly less than the LED current the lights will still illuminate.

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Strip about inch of plastic coating from the finish of these two wires in the finish from the LED Panel Light using wire strippers. The uncovered metal wire attaches towards the battery power.

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Attach the finish of 1 uncovered wire in the LED lights to among the two devices around the battery power. It does not matter which terminal you attach the wire to. Make use of a strip of insulation tape because this supports the wire in position and causes it to be simple to remove if you want to charge the battery again pack.

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Attach the rest of the uncovered wire in the 36W LED panel light towards the remaining terminal around the battery power. Make use of a strip of insulation tape. Your LED micro lights immediately illuminate. If you want to turn them off, simply lift among the strips of tape and take away the wire. Connect the wire again when you wish to apply your lights.