Fw: Stair LEDs

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Not sure what the current is for these LED's to be honest - nothing in
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docs that came with it. I know it's 12v ! As for computer control - not=20
for me - solid state only :-)

Be nice to trigger the thing and have the lights turn on in sequence,
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then when told to turn off, go off in sequence.

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you go up the stairs, it start from the bottom, and vice versa from=20
upstairs.

G.

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Hi Gareth

What would you see the specs as being?
i.e. number of outputs, current, configurability, connectivity (autonomous
or computer controlled dumb thing) etc.

Sounds like an interesting thing to play with when I am travelling for
work.

Ian







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15mm ones from B&Q (- outdoor LED's so waterproof) - they do 30mm as
well
. =A330 for the kit for 10 lights.

I have yet to find a pre-made board that can 10 lights so you can turn
then on in sequence rather than all on at once :-) Ignore the instructions
to use a 12mm hole - use an 11mm and the fit is much much better.

G.











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