GAP Supply VQ-LED-600WW Manual De Instalación Del Uso Y Mantenimiento página 4

installation instructions - page 1
1 Before cutting your light strip to the
desired size, plug in your power
supply and then connect the male
end on the power supply to the
female end on the WR96 Quattro
receiver. Unroll the LED strip from
the reel and connect it to the male
end on the receiver. (Fig,1) Remove
the clear film from behind the battery
in the wireless 4 zone dimmer and
then test the lights by pairing the 4
zone dimmer and receiver.
(See pairing instructions)
Confirm all works, then proceed to
step 2 below.
NOTE: NEVER test the LED strip on the roll as the coiled light strip will begin to
produce excessive heat in the coiled position.
2 Roughly lay out the lighting before installation to verify that you will
have enough strip light, wire and connectors. Verify final position of all
components. Verify that the power supply outlet is 120VAC only. If you
find you need additional parts to complete your installation, please visit
www.gapsupply.com or contact us at
(888) 980-LEDS (5337)
3 Find a location for the power
supply and Quattro WR96 receiver.
(Example: Inside or on top of a
cabinet, fig.2). From the power
supply location you will route the
included low voltage connection
wire to the LED strip light starting
point(s). Measure and cut a piece of
the connection wire so that it is long
enough to go from the power supply
to the LED strip location.
Strip back 3/16" on the connection
wire and connect it to the barrel
connector (Green port + - see fig 3).
fig. 1 On the "Output" side of the receiver
you can connect the lights directly
with the factory female barrel
connector end or run the remaining
connection wire to your desired
starting location.
NOTE: Do Not plug in the power supply until you are ready to test the lights you
have installed. Never have the power supply plugged in during installation.
4 The LED strip can be cut to a
desired length in 1 inch increments
but only at the designated cut points
marked with a black line and two
solder points that look like (88)
(see fig 3).
fig. 2
fig. 3
fig. 4