Hi All,
I am mid pimp on my bongo. I have been given a ton of Leds. Some of them are
on short red and black wires, some longer strip ones too with longer wires.
In my bongo I have lots of little holes from where a previous owner had cupboards in, and it's left rawl
plug holes everywhere. Espcially by the back door. I want to pop leds into these holes.
Question is how do I wire them up so that I can have them swithced on just at night, or as I like.
Please keep in mind I don't know much about this stuff.
Thanks.
Led's and switches.
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Re: Led's and switches.
Quite easy really, just wire the leds up ,black to black red to red.
when you have done that, earth the black wire to a suitable place (bolt is ideal) then you need to feed a wire from the battery or permanent live through to an in line fuse, then to a simple on off switch.
http://www.oznium.com/images/wiring_dia ... iagram.jpg
when you have done that, earth the black wire to a suitable place (bolt is ideal) then you need to feed a wire from the battery or permanent live through to an in line fuse, then to a simple on off switch.
http://www.oznium.com/images/wiring_dia ... iagram.jpg
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Re: Led's and switches.
Smashing. Could I link it to an existing switch?
I have a tube light by the back door, can I connect
It to this in some way?
I have a tube light by the back door, can I connect
It to this in some way?
Re: Led's and switches.
Could I wire it from the rear speaker, blind, or
Another live wire?
Another live wire?
Re: Led's and switches.
Another thought. The leds are individual, with short wires. How do I connect them all
to one switch, so they light at the same time? Sorry for my ignorance on this.
to one switch, so they light at the same time? Sorry for my ignorance on this.
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Re: Led's and switches.
Unless they're 12V LEDs you'll need some resistors otherwise they'll go pop.