tim_T6
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Hey guys.
Hoping for a bit of help.
I'm adding some lighting to the back of my van.
It's these led strip lights (8 of them)
Lot 50CM 36 LED 5630SMDs 9W Aluminum Shell Rigid Hard Strip Bar Light Lamp DC12V | eBay
I've got an OEM ground from the cabin.
I've got a positive feed from a spare fuse port on the fuse box, and inserted a 7.5A fuse here.
The positive and negative run through the cabin and into the rear, straight into a light sensor.
From here I need some help on how to wire up the lights.
Do I go with option A or option B?
(Option A is image 7758
Option B is image 7757)
Option A (messy as it looks) is easier in practice - I can branch out a pair of cables to each led light from a single point; easy for cable runs
Option B - is this better as it's wired in parallel? (Not even sure what option A is)
Or is there a third option I haven't thought of?
In contrast to the diagrams, the positive and negative of the leds comes out of the same end on all lamps, it was just easier to draw them this way.
Thanks in advance!
Hoping for a bit of help.
I'm adding some lighting to the back of my van.
It's these led strip lights (8 of them)
Lot 50CM 36 LED 5630SMDs 9W Aluminum Shell Rigid Hard Strip Bar Light Lamp DC12V | eBay
I've got an OEM ground from the cabin.
I've got a positive feed from a spare fuse port on the fuse box, and inserted a 7.5A fuse here.
The positive and negative run through the cabin and into the rear, straight into a light sensor.
From here I need some help on how to wire up the lights.
Do I go with option A or option B?
(Option A is image 7758
Option B is image 7757)
Option A (messy as it looks) is easier in practice - I can branch out a pair of cables to each led light from a single point; easy for cable runs
Option B - is this better as it's wired in parallel? (Not even sure what option A is)
Or is there a third option I haven't thought of?
In contrast to the diagrams, the positive and negative of the leds comes out of the same end on all lamps, it was just easier to draw them this way.
Thanks in advance!