dariansdad
New elf
In the attached drawing, I have a representation of one side of a burst I have built. There will be an identical left side but I didn’t want to clutter up the drawing more than it already is.
I know I have to inject power to these pixels as denoted in the top picture. The reason for injecting every 25 pixels is, there is a 4 foot gap between pixels 25 and 26, 50 and 51, etc. The wire running between these pixels is 16 gauge, 3 conductor, SPT-2
My question is:
Should I add a ground wire to the negative side of the pixel wires too, (as denoted in the bottom drawing), or will the SPT-2 and the actual pixel ground wire suffice? If my understanding is correct, this would be a common ground. If that is not correct, could someone please explain what a common ground is
Thanks for any insight,
Ron
I know I have to inject power to these pixels as denoted in the top picture. The reason for injecting every 25 pixels is, there is a 4 foot gap between pixels 25 and 26, 50 and 51, etc. The wire running between these pixels is 16 gauge, 3 conductor, SPT-2
My question is:
Should I add a ground wire to the negative side of the pixel wires too, (as denoted in the bottom drawing), or will the SPT-2 and the actual pixel ground wire suffice? If my understanding is correct, this would be a common ground. If that is not correct, could someone please explain what a common ground is
Thanks for any insight,
Ron