Redoing this project using the RGB controller / digital on/off dim pot / Magic Home controller and 2 AMP UL approved mini LED power supply.
The RGB controller will be utilized primarily for the 4 foot SMD5050 strip under the counter and maybe a second channel for a foot foot SMD3528 on top of the cabinet.
Not much to automation here as the SMD3528 strip will be on 24/7 and the SMD5050 strip will be on 24/7 but dimmed at night.
Removing SonOff SV DEAD board and replacing it with Magic Home RGB controller inside of tiny case.
LEDs test #2 are SMD5050 under counters and microwave (~ 6 feet total) on demand here and only used when cooking. Replacing 1.25 AMP non UL approved power supply with 2.0 AMP UL approved power supply. Here it is a 4X4 metal box with a single duplex metal mudplate with a combo toggle switch and outlet. Don't play live with this as I did and touched the hot terminals to the metal box and tripped a breaker (and almost myself)...put black tape around the back of the combo switch and outlet cover all of the terminals.
WAF way neat kitchen wiring
Wall switch + mini 2AMP LED driver in metal 4X4 box ==> 12VDC to wall barrel connector ==>
A - direct connection to LED strips in tubes with diffusers
B - optional connection to RGB controller and digital pot
Test #3 over the home office book shelves LED strips is doing well here with the dimmable 120VAC to 12VDC UL approved transformer connected to a UPB Dimmer module. These are SMD3528's warm white indirect lighting in office. Regular lighting is 2 lamps with LED bulbs and overhead FAN with LED bulbs (rarely utilized here).
Another option that I have looked it is a dimmable 120VAC in wall switch with power supply to 12VDC LED light strips. These start at $100 and go to $200 and have no automation built in. They are about the same size as an automation in wall switch in width, height and depth.
The RGB controller will be utilized primarily for the 4 foot SMD5050 strip under the counter and maybe a second channel for a foot foot SMD3528 on top of the cabinet.
Not much to automation here as the SMD3528 strip will be on 24/7 and the SMD5050 strip will be on 24/7 but dimmed at night.
Removing SonOff SV DEAD board and replacing it with Magic Home RGB controller inside of tiny case.
LEDs test #2 are SMD5050 under counters and microwave (~ 6 feet total) on demand here and only used when cooking. Replacing 1.25 AMP non UL approved power supply with 2.0 AMP UL approved power supply. Here it is a 4X4 metal box with a single duplex metal mudplate with a combo toggle switch and outlet. Don't play live with this as I did and touched the hot terminals to the metal box and tripped a breaker (and almost myself)...put black tape around the back of the combo switch and outlet cover all of the terminals.
WAF way neat kitchen wiring
Wall switch + mini 2AMP LED driver in metal 4X4 box ==> 12VDC to wall barrel connector ==>
A - direct connection to LED strips in tubes with diffusers
B - optional connection to RGB controller and digital pot
Test #3 over the home office book shelves LED strips is doing well here with the dimmable 120VAC to 12VDC UL approved transformer connected to a UPB Dimmer module. These are SMD3528's warm white indirect lighting in office. Regular lighting is 2 lamps with LED bulbs and overhead FAN with LED bulbs (rarely utilized here).
Another option that I have looked it is a dimmable 120VAC in wall switch with power supply to 12VDC LED light strips. These start at $100 and go to $200 and have no automation built in. They are about the same size as an automation in wall switch in width, height and depth.
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