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  1. 06-21-2014, 03:57 PM #1
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    For those of you that have experience building your own lights I need some assistance. I have the LED strips in hand. What do I need as far as connectors to connect them to a power source and what type of controller do I need to control the power to the strips?

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    Not sure what application you are using the lights for. If they are the self adhesive 5050 led waterproof lights they run off standard 12v battery. Just wire the pos and neg to your panel or battery and you are good to go. I have an on off switch for mine of course.
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    I have mine on toggle switch panel, 1 for each side of the boat(green and the front) and 2 more for inside walkway lighting( bugless yellow) and 1 for underneath(white) all ruinning to 12volt (they hardly take any juice)
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    Thanks guys for the input and I have it figured out now.
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