Hi all,
I'd like to light a 25'x12' evergreen tree with 3-channel rgb led strings and being very new to this I have a few questions.
How many lights would a tree this size require? I would like to fill the inside of the tree with lights somewhat and not just have them stretched around the outside.
What 3-channel rgb led strings would you recommend? I've found many like the ones in the following link, but I'm thinking the wiring length and color wouldn't work on an outdoor tree. Can you buy something like these, but with larger spacing between pixels and dark colored wiring?
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/IP68-DC12V-input-12mm-led-string-light-RGB-color-100pcs-a-string/701799_592872980.html
I was hoping on using a cheap 12v ebay controller I have on hand. It's kinda like the one pictured in the link above. I'm thinking I will have to add power somewhere down the string due to it's length, but I'm unsure of the details to properly do so.
Anyway, just want to thank you for any and all help with my little Christmas tree project.
Cheers,
Chris
I'd like to light a 25'x12' evergreen tree with 3-channel rgb led strings and being very new to this I have a few questions.
How many lights would a tree this size require? I would like to fill the inside of the tree with lights somewhat and not just have them stretched around the outside.
What 3-channel rgb led strings would you recommend? I've found many like the ones in the following link, but I'm thinking the wiring length and color wouldn't work on an outdoor tree. Can you buy something like these, but with larger spacing between pixels and dark colored wiring?
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/IP68-DC12V-input-12mm-led-string-light-RGB-color-100pcs-a-string/701799_592872980.html
I was hoping on using a cheap 12v ebay controller I have on hand. It's kinda like the one pictured in the link above. I'm thinking I will have to add power somewhere down the string due to it's length, but I'm unsure of the details to properly do so.
Anyway, just want to thank you for any and all help with my little Christmas tree project.
Cheers,
Chris