Mick Annick Forum Supporter Messages 2,571 Location Burgundy, France (450 miles SE of Somerset) Feb 1, 2021 #21 bricol said: Seems that might have been a good guess- https://ledautolamps.com/img/cms/40%20Series%20Spec%20Sheet.pdf Click to expand... Thank you, I didn’t find that!
bricol said: Seems that might have been a good guess- https://ledautolamps.com/img/cms/40%20Series%20Spec%20Sheet.pdf Click to expand... Thank you, I didn’t find that!
Helder Member Messages 37 Location Swindon, Wiltshire, UK Feb 2, 2021 #22 That explains that. Black being the negative is a pretty safe bet. And then the other will go to 12V. One for always on or the other for the touch button I reckon. Should be simple enough to figure out which. Edit: as bricol already said
That explains that. Black being the negative is a pretty safe bet. And then the other will go to 12V. One for always on or the other for the touch button I reckon. Should be simple enough to figure out which. Edit: as bricol already said
Ped Member Messages 256 Feb 2, 2021 #23 Does something like this need a voltage regulator? Will overvoltage (when the vehicle is running) shorten the life of the Leds?
Does something like this need a voltage regulator? Will overvoltage (when the vehicle is running) shorten the life of the Leds?