How to setup
a medium power supply
Those are the most common power supply that can be found anywhere.
If you find one that looks like this, make sure its output is 24v, with at least 21w per panels.
Those rarely go higher than around 150w, so they're perfect for at most 7 panels.
What you'll need
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140w Power supply BY Generic component manufacturer
From amazon.co.ukUp to 7 panels max
US$18.15
*price may vary *converted to local currencyUS$18.15
*price may vary *converted to local currencyCut the output wire
Cut the output wire
First thing to do is to cut the output wire at the longest position (closest to the plug).
If you don't want to cut it, you could also find an extension cord on amazon for your plug type, and cut the extension instead.
Uncover the copper wires
Uncover the copper wires
Remove some of the plastic surrounding the copper wires.
You will want to have a bit more wire length than on the pic, the uncovered copper part should be around 1cm (0.4in), and the exposed plastic part should be around 3cm (1.5in) to be comfortable for the next step.
Waggo 24v +
Waggo 24v +
Now take a waggo plug, and insert the red (+24v) wire.
24v ground wire
24v ground wire
And do the same with another waggo plug and the blue (-24v) wires.
LED white wire
LED white wire
Take the white LED power wire, and insert two jumper wire like on this pic.
Insert the LED 24v power
Insert the LED 24v power
Insert the red jumper wire (+24v) in the +24v waggo (with red wire).
Waggo ground wire
Waggo ground wire
Do the same with the GND wire from the LED panel, into the waggo with the blue wire (-24v from power supply)
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