Inside the Modular LED Sweatshop :)
 

We make all of the connectors for Modular LED in house by hand so every so often my living room table turns into a sweatshop for connectors haha. Here you can see about 5000 that was done this week. Bottom of the the picture is the 3 types I was making.
http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/sweat.jpg

And 6 hours later about 1/2 way through haha
http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/sweat2.jpg

good to see some good old fashion free enterprize at work

WOW! I didn't realize you put these all together yourself Martin, BTW ummmmm I kind of need one of those end loop to go with the start you put on my last driver. I will have to swing by & grab one next time I'm in town.

Martin
Do you design actaullymprimt your own pcb led modules.?can you mKe really short connectors to essentially make a ecoxotic panaroma type of strip.

Msjboy

Yes we design and assemble the PCB boards too. Unfortunately 2 inch is the shortest connector I can make however you can still place the boards right next to each other you just kind of pinch the connector like this:

http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/pinch.jpg

Wow props to you Martin that's some real dedication :lol:

Do you buy the wire pre-crimped?

Hope you have help:wink:

Confucius say "Many hands make work go faster. Work alone = boredom.":biggrin:

I also have another one.

Many hands make mistakes. If you want something done right, do it yourself. haha

Ahhhh, so true. Confucius now say, "Untrained helpers equals double the work for the Master."

Confucius also say, "man who go to bed with itchy bum, wake up with smelly finger"

:pound:

Confucius sounds a bit like Murphy.

Murphy's Golden Rule: He who has the gold makes the rules.

I considered tiling my floor with LED lenses today from a recent delivery $72/sqft. Then I realized fine Italian marble would be cheaper haha.

That would be what 2000 45 degree lenses look like

http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/lens.jpg

Hey Martin,

I do hope you have the pooch electrostatically earthed :mrgreen:

There is no keeping that guy tied down haha.

Did a round of driver configuration a few nights ago. We pre-wire and configure all of our ELN-60-48D drivers now. So all you got to do is connect and plug them in.

http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/img_1426.jpg

Configured to 800mA:
http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/img_1432.jpg

Connectors added:
http://applications.ccusa.com/martin/img_1428.jpg

I counted 1584. :D

Haha you are correct. After I took the picture and posted it I realized there was another box unopened haha.

lol lots of time on your hands tonight? ;) :lol:

Do I pull the switch on the RSM 250 led mod or not hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Pull the switch!

Don't be a wussy jarhead and do it already, you won't regret the decision.

i dunno, i did it on my nano and now i have TOO much power, good thing i can dim them

pull my finger...

Well after the proflux is here I can dim my
Lights now are t-5s able to dim

So where is this RSM250 led conversion kit?:mrgreen:

Not with out dimmable drivers & a dimmable power bar

Now that is enough out of you Mr nano :razz:

Be sure to get the correct interface to go between your ProfiLux and your LED driver(s).

You'll LOVE having such ultimate control over your lights from your ProfiLux. It's almost an addiction in it's own. LOL

Oh he will, I have the same controller and I am using all 6 channels to dim my huge LED's. I have to figure out what would be the best layout for Mike and let him know what to order.:biggrin:

what do you mean the correct interface i have a proflux coming and im a newbie when it comes to LED's and controllers:sad:

Outstanding! You can't beat experienced help that's for sure :)

well there you go my booky answered it for me.:lol:

Don't sweat it. "The Grizz" will get you going in no time at all.

There is another component you need to go between the ProfiLux and the LED just after the driver to allow control of the LED. He'll get you going and it's easy as pie too :)

you need the EVG boards in order to connect the dimmable driver to the Profilux and they are super easy to hook up.

Hmmmmmmmmmm OK :idea: