Hello all, I know that this is not the correct section, but closest I could find. My question:
I have 6 verandah posts, each with 29 RGB lights mounted vertical. Number one post is connected to a falcon with data, gnd and 12 volt, the other posts are daisy chained to 1 in ascending order,
My question when wiring is it necessary for the Cat 6 cable to follow from start of post 1, then from the end of post 1 to the start of post 2 and so on. OR could you have the Cat 6 cable fitted with 6 outlets each going to each post, ie all posts connected in parallel rather than series.
Would it be possible if the posts were not daisy chained with the first light of each post identified by the universe and the next available channel.
Seems like the use of a of cable to run in series. Any suggestions
Regards
Burto
I have 6 verandah posts, each with 29 RGB lights mounted vertical. Number one post is connected to a falcon with data, gnd and 12 volt, the other posts are daisy chained to 1 in ascending order,
My question when wiring is it necessary for the Cat 6 cable to follow from start of post 1, then from the end of post 1 to the start of post 2 and so on. OR could you have the Cat 6 cable fitted with 6 outlets each going to each post, ie all posts connected in parallel rather than series.
Would it be possible if the posts were not daisy chained with the first light of each post identified by the universe and the next available channel.
Seems like the use of a of cable to run in series. Any suggestions
Regards
Burto