Installing 12V Color Changing RGB Lighting

After reading this LED tutorial, you'll be able to easily install Oznium's Prewired 12V Color Changing RGB LEDs. 

These small 12V 5mm LEDs pack an incredible punch of light, and effortlessly cycle / fade through multiple colors without the need for an RGB Controller.

Also, with polarity protection and a built in resistor on board, these RGB Color Changing LED Lights are truly a plug-and-play lighting solution right out of the box! Simply plug the positive and negative terminals to any 12V source, and your LED project is DONE.

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(3) 12V RGB Color Changing LEDs in a Salt Crystal Lamp
 

Million Color Changing 12V RGB Module

Suggestions for uses of Oznium's Automatic Color Fading LED Lighting Modules:

• Home Accent Lighting
• Interior Accent and Project LED Lighting
• Casino Lighting & Retail Establishment Lighting
• Bar / Pub LED Lighting for an amazing LED effect
• Automotive LED Lighting
• Interior LED Decoration
• Frosted Item Project Backlighting
• RV LED Lighting
• Stage and Band LED Lights

Step 1 Bundling the RGB Color Changing LEDs Together

Start by bundling desired amount of LEDs together and slightly fan / spread them apart, so the viewing angles spread properly across your project. Once bundled, secure them together with some electrical tape to secure them how you wish.

You can always test the angles once they're inside your project (before permanently mounting them) and move them / spread and secure them in any way that suits your project.

Since I chose to mount the 3 RGB Color Changing LEDs into a Salt Crystal Lamp that had a tube like chamber and previously used incandescent lighting; I chose to mount them on a wooden brace and fan them out only slightly to fully fill the full crystal lamp with a brilliant cast of light.

Comments

[randofo]

This is a great Instructable, but you need to add a main image of the final project to the intro step. Please do that, and leave me a message when you have so that we can publish your work.

Thanks!

[Oznium]

Thanks, I've added a proper image to the introduction step, thanks for the advice for the future!

Fixed.

-Kris

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