V-TAC LED Strip Lights Instruction Manual

Safety Instructions and Warnings

Turn off the power supply before starting installation.
Cut the LED strip light only on the designated dotted or scissor markings. Cutting outside these marks will damage the product.
Do not fold or twist the LED strip light during installation.
Do not turn on the power until the LED strip light is properly connected and installed.
Do not touch or cut the LED strip light when the power is switched on.
Do not power the LED strip light while it is rolled up or in its packaging.
Do not install in water or flammable environments; ensure good ventilation.
Do not wrap or cover the LED strip light with any objects.
For IP65 rated LED strip lights, cutting will result in loss of IP protection. Use silicone glue on the cut end to ensure and restore IP protection.
Use only approved accessories and hire a professional electrician for installation work.
Do not use the product if any damage is detected on the LED strip light.
Avoid using the product for extended periods in environments with temperatures exceeding 40°C.
Do not wipe the strip with organic solvents to avoid damaging the insulation layer.
Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician.

Installation

Use only DC power supply: 12V/24V.

For sections longer than 10 meters, it is recommended to power the strip from both ends.

When selecting a suitable power supply, please consider the electrical power consumed by the LED strips (refer to the technical specifications).

Connection Diagrams

Single Color LED Strip Connection to Power Supply

Description: Connect the positive (+) wire of the single-color LED strip to the positive (+) DC output terminal of the power supply. Connect the negative (-) wire of the single-color LED strip to the negative (-) DC output terminal of the power supply.

Diagram Visual: AC power input (L, N) connects to the power supply's AC input. The power supply's DC output (+) connects to the strip's (+) and DC output (-) connects to the strip's (-).

RGB LED Strip Connection to Power Supply and LED Controller

Description: Connect the DC output of the power supply to the DC input of the RGB controller. Connect the RGB controller's output terminals (e.g., R, G, B, +12V/24V) to the corresponding color input terminals on the RGB LED strip.

Diagram Visual: AC power input (L, N) connects to the power supply's AC input. The power supply's DC output connects to the RGB controller's DC input. The RGB controller's output connects to the RGB strip.

Cutting Instructions

Description: Cut the LED strip light only on the designated dotted or scissor markings. Cutting outside these marks will damage the product. For IP65 rated strips, cutting will compromise its IP protection; use silicone glue on the cut end to restore protection.

Diagram Visual: Illustrations show a strip with marked cutting points. A 'correct' cut is shown on the marked line, and an 'incorrect' cut is shown outside the line.

Powering Strip Light from Both Ends (Series Connection)

Description: For strip lengths exceeding 10 meters, it is recommended to power the strip from both ends. This ensures even brightness along the entire length.

Diagram Visual: Shows multiple LED strip segments connected end-to-end (in series). Power is supplied to the beginning of the first segment and the end of the last segment.

Parallel Connection

Description: Multiple LED strip segments can be connected in parallel to a single power supply. Each segment's positive terminal connects to the power supply's positive output, and each segment's negative terminal connects to the power supply's negative output. This method is suitable for distributing power across multiple shorter runs.

Diagram Visual: Shows multiple LED strip segments connected side-by-side (in parallel). Each strip's positive terminal connects to the power supply's positive output, and each strip's negative terminal connects to the power supply's negative output.

Notes

IP20 rated products can only be used indoors.

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