Im going to buy a 3 wire blue led for this. I want it to turn the led on when I arm the alarm. Anyone know what wire combo I would use?
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Look for the arm wire on the diagram,it should tell you what wire has power when active,an not you take it from there? Good Luck!
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You shouldnt need the yellow or green wires at all, unless you want to hook the light bar up to your turn signals. You just want to hook it up so you can see all the cool stuff it does right? Just run red wire to positive battery terminal and black wire to negative battery terminal. It should come right on. Use A to turn it on and off, C to change colors, D to change speed and B to change pattern. This light is very cool I promise. Its the best one of the 3 that i have had so far.
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Sorry, I just got back to read my emails. This item is ok if you want to wire your garden area with special wiring for this type of light. I didn't read all the information about it and wanted a plug in to the outlet type. So I am going to eat this one for now. Maybe one day I might wire my whole backyard to have this type of lighting system. Sorry I could not help you more. Good luck.
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Blue LED light lets crooks know you have an alarm system. You can wire it to be actuate
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Are you certain that you've got the sensor wired in correctly. It's simply a controlling device and should be wired into a switch leg - that is, the power supply (hot - usually black) wire should go to the sensor first and then continue on out to the LED supply (hot) lead. If your sensor isn't wired properly, the LED won't work. Check your wiring specification and schematic diagram closely to be certain. Also, be certain that the power supply coming into your sensor is properly grounded and then take care to continue the ground all the way to the LED installation. Lastly, the instructions that were provided with my LED floodlight specifically stated that the supply circuit should not have any appliances with controllers (such as thermostats on air conditioners, etc.) other than the motion sensor for the LED, of course. It may be helpful to meticulously draw a schematic wiring diagram of your own, labeling all wires on your various devices by color so as to be certain you've got it thought out properly before proceeding with the actual wiring project. Again, be certain that you've got all your electrical boxes grounded and that there is grounding continuity with the ground wires on both of your devices (LED AND sensor). If the above is not clear to you, I suggest you employ the services of a licensed electrician, as that would suggest you do not possess a basic understanding of electrical circuitry. You don't want to chance hurting yourself or creating a short circuit that could be hazardous and costly.
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I had to rewire the new "plug" to the old wires...3 wire nuts and the wires are color-coded...so not a big deal...+ mount new alarm base plate...takes about 15 min. per alarm, with system check after each installation, DGF, Colorado.
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On my I have it hooked up to the car alarm system and the orange wire is connected to the trigger out on the alarm. Hope that helps you out.
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i believe that you would be better getting a light with 3 watt rgb led,s ,this light i believe only has 1 watt led,s. hope you find what your looking for, Randall
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Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability. Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I... » Read More Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability. « Show Less
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This will work pretty much universally. But, it is not plug and play. You will need to individually tap each wire. There are a lot of sites that provide model specific diagrams for adding alarm systems.
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Dear friend, Thank you for your email! When you connect the wire, LED will glow naturally , they are work relying on electronic. Sincerely, Ayygiftideas
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Actually, this is compatible with any alarm. You install this one with the "ground when armed" wire which detects when you disarm or arm the alarm. Just make sure you know what wire is what I have it installed in my vehicle. People get amazed with it. The 516L is made for you to program any voice you want to it. This one already comes with the voices programmed to it. P.S do not rush your install, be patient, make sure they are the right wires.
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You need more than the keypad. There is a central system that can be purchased separate. The sensors wire to that, then that is wired to your keypad or keypads if you have more than one. There are many options that offer different number of sensors etc. It then had to be programmed using the keypad (which is very complicated, but the tools can be found online to do so yourself.) You may want to check to make sure that this keypad allows programing (certain ones are able to and some are not, for instance I purchased one that was key fob enabled, but wasn't able to be used to program the central board. I had to purchase another to program the board. You will have to research it.) But the central board is required for everything, I believe the audio alarm itself is wired to it, the keypad just lets you interact with the central board. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3ds3hStbSiIgsLO-GPbLVUNEGmbt0NLf That is a long video series teaching you how to install your own system. It is long, but I highly recommend watching it all the way through before purchasing anything so you have a better idea of what to get.
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Just pay close attention to polarity. The ribbed wire is the neutral/white. LEDs will not forgive you if you make a mistake.
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We use 22ga stranded alarm wire. It is very small and easy to solder and hide. I suggest that you tin both the end of the strip and the wire with a small dot of solder so you don't have to hold the heat on the strip long to connect them. I found that a low wattage pencil iron works the best. No you do not need to tape the unconnected end of the strip.
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You need to buy separate resistors. I bought the putco ceramic ones with these. You need one per side. Keep in kind these LEDs are less bright than stock, but give the LED look(instant on off).
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I used a standard motion/light detector with two of these and it works fine. Not sure that only 1 10W light will work as there is a minimum turn on requirements. You need to look at the minimum load turn on specification. The alternative is to buy this light, but already has the light/motion sensor built in. They are just a few dollars more. These do not create bright white light, like for reading. Also make sure the wire length is long enough for your application. I got fooled and some wires were only 6" long on some lights I bought.