shraps
New elf
Hello Aus Christmas Lighting
I have developed a LED string driver for the Bunnings Lytworx and other brands that use an AC signal to drive the LEDs
As per the post by AAH about the lytworx LED strings from bunnings http://auschristmaslighting.com/forums/index.php?topic=6367.msg56786#msg56786 there is the delay for turning on the lamps with a normal ACSSR controller can be up to 1 second.
I have designed and currently testing a 8 channel driver card enough for 4 Strings of LEDs.
unfortunately it will not be ready for this year
It can be driven by any standard 5v output through a optoisolator, microcontroller to generate the AC signal and output to the lights with a H bridge driver.
This would allow the output of a standard controller to drive the low voltage AC strings with no delay.
preliminary cost of the unit would be $30 assembled
Pictures coming soon
I have developed a LED string driver for the Bunnings Lytworx and other brands that use an AC signal to drive the LEDs
As per the post by AAH about the lytworx LED strings from bunnings http://auschristmaslighting.com/forums/index.php?topic=6367.msg56786#msg56786 there is the delay for turning on the lamps with a normal ACSSR controller can be up to 1 second.
I have designed and currently testing a 8 channel driver card enough for 4 Strings of LEDs.
unfortunately it will not be ready for this year
It can be driven by any standard 5v output through a optoisolator, microcontroller to generate the AC signal and output to the lights with a H bridge driver.
This would allow the output of a standard controller to drive the low voltage AC strings with no delay.
preliminary cost of the unit would be $30 assembled
Pictures coming soon