Hello, I bought this dimmer because I am planning to light up my truck's step rails by installing LED strips that light up fading in when any door is opened and fade out when the door is closed, but first I have two questions: 1st- I read in oznium's website that this dimmer needs to have constant power to avoid a flashing effect, what would be the best way to wire it directly to my car's battery without draining it? 2nd- if the led strip is rgb and has 4 wires/pins, how do I wire it to the 2 wires of the dimmer? Thank you!
Hope you got this figured out. But there are "daylight running modules" on ebay for cheap. They will help. The 4 wires are for the 3 colors (red,green, blue) and negative/ground. So you'll have to have pick one or multiple colors. The better option is likely to get a RGB Controller that can do both!
Can this be programmed to work with a momentary push button? "Push the button and it will fade on then after a few moments it will fade off without having to push the button again?" Figured it's than building a circuit and cheaper than an Arduino
You can achieve that effect if you use these two things together: Fade-in-Fade-Out LED Dimmer: www.oznium.com/led-controllers/fade-in-fade-out 12V Delay Timer Relay: www.oznium.com/led-controllers/12v-delay-timer-relay
I have bought this device, it’s great. But I can’t achieve what I want. Motion sensor with 10 sec timer and then the LED turns off again. Works well without the dimmer. But with this Fade-In/Fade-Out dimmer however it stays on. If does not turn off again. Do I need the delay device so it will turn off after 10 sec again?
@@OzniumVideos Update: I've been able to hook it up in a way, that it turns off again. But now there is a flicker when it turns on and the fade out effect doesn't take place. It turns off immediately. Please check your mail, I've send you a photo and a short video :)
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Hi! I would make the same with 5v battery, what should I use?
Is there something like this as a RGB controller with remote?
Can be used with RGB led strip?
So the LED's dont continuously fade in & out ? Only when power up & power down?
And how does it work? What is inside this device?
I would like a sunrise - sunset version :)
How i want to buy?
Hello, I bought this dimmer because I am planning to light up my truck's step rails by installing LED strips that light up fading in when any door is opened and fade out when the door is closed, but first I have two questions:
1st- I read in oznium's website that this dimmer needs to have constant power to avoid a flashing effect, what would be the best way to wire it directly to my car's battery without draining it?
2nd- if the led strip is rgb and has 4 wires/pins, how do I wire it to the 2 wires of the dimmer?
Thank you!
Hope you got this figured out. But there are "daylight running modules" on ebay for cheap. They will help. The 4 wires are for the 3 colors (red,green, blue) and negative/ground. So you'll have to have pick one or multiple colors. The better option is likely to get a RGB Controller that can do both!
Can this be programmed to work with a momentary push button? "Push the button and it will fade on then after a few moments it will fade off without having to push the button again?" Figured it's than building a circuit and cheaper than an Arduino
You can achieve that effect if you use these two things together:
Fade-in-Fade-Out LED Dimmer: www.oznium.com/led-controllers/fade-in-fade-out
12V Delay Timer Relay: www.oznium.com/led-controllers/12v-delay-timer-relay
Do you sell this on ebay internationally? I'm in UK and would love to buy this item.
If not please start a ebay listing so I can buy :)
+Vibez 247365 We DO sell internationally from our website (not on eBay).
Click here to purchase: www.oznium.com/fade-in-fade-out
I have bought this device, it’s great. But I can’t achieve what I want.
Motion sensor with 10 sec timer and then the LED turns off again. Works well without the dimmer.
But with this Fade-In/Fade-Out dimmer however it stays on. If does not turn off again. Do I need the delay device so it will turn off after 10 sec again?
Hey Paul, could you please send me a wiring diagram or photo to explain how you've hooked everything up? phil at oznium dot com
@@OzniumVideos Update: I've been able to hook it up in a way, that it turns off again. But now there is a flicker when it turns on and the fade out effect doesn't take place. It turns off immediately. Please check your mail, I've send you a photo and a short video :)
The volume is too low even when it's at the maximum volume. Like the video quality but audio needs reworked.
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