Installing under kitchen cabinets, power in the corner need to go two different directions, right and left, adapter from power supply for this?
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You need something to split into 2 different directions. A small terminal block would work.
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I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
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yes go to mininthebox.com and they have 90's,T's and Crosses you can buy. I have not seen these on Amazon - sorry Amazon. Let me know if you can not find them I will get the Item number for you. I was just looking at them last night. Regards
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Attach to the secondary side of a 12V ~5A Power supply and watch for spinning direction of the fan motor. If reverse running, swap polarity.
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Install it the same way the old one was installed, if there was no outlet you don't have to use the red wire you can leave it capped with a wire nut, the red will also go where the black wire goes, if there are 2 screws, in one you hook the black on the other the red, but I recommend the first choice capping the red wire.
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That's the DIY part. I used a wooden drawer and mounted my power supply, amp, tube buffer and USB DAC to it. I wired fuses and switches to the AC line for each component. Not the prettiest setup but works great.
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My kitchen cabinets are on two separate walls. I plug one set into the spare outlet that has the microwave plugged into it which is inside the cabinet over the microwave. The other set is plugged into the outlet behind the refrigerator.
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Hello Jason, I know I cut off both connections and hard wired them together. i have a different use than you. Mine is for a snowmanfrom home depot. Radio Shack has power adapters. their adapter did not work for me. These work fine for me. good luck.
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Top Right. Power adapter which comes with it goes to top left. Bottom are the feeds out to the TVs
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On the bottom it shows tip positive and 6V DC @ 80 mAAnyone find a compatible power supply?
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Are you trying to power LED accent lights in your PC? Then probably "Yes". If your trying to power a string of LED lights under your kitchen cabinets...then probably "No"...
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I think that would work especially under a corner cabinet. I want to put mine inside a wall cabinet and it does fit...just waiting for an outlet to be installed in our remodeled kitchen
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there are two outlets on the bottom if its in hanging position next to the power in cord. they are tied together and not independent.
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You may but at your own risk. I believe that may go against your local electrical code since you are mixing two different voltages in the same j box. Plus I think the power supply is DC. I think the best way is to have a power receptacle that is controlled by a wall switch.
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Yes. That's how I wired mine. The directions explain how, but its pretty obvious, there are two power leads - continuous and switched power.
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I just plugged the power supply into the outlet above the countertop and ran the wire underneath the kitchen cabinet. The outlet is hidden by the coffee maker and not obvious. The other choice is to put an outlet in the cabinet but that is mch more work. If you can find an outlet that is more hidden that might be a choice.n the cabinet but that is much more work
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the outlet can go either way but make sure the black and white wires are connected to the proper screw on the outlet. (black to brass and white to silver)
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Sounds like you need to order a battery operated set if your worried about wires. Or call someone who is handy and can run the wire. There is a low voltage switch that mounts under the cabinet.
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Make sure the contacts line up. It could be a polarity problem. They only work with the power going in one direction so the lines would have to be reversed.