LED
INSTALLATION
2A
2B
For a soft surface post:
Determine which post(s) you would
like to pass the lighting cable(s) through.
A:
Measure and mark the position of the
hole for the lighting cable. Drill a 1/4"
pilot hole through the side of the post
B:
Finish by drilling a 5/8" hole for an
extension cable, or a 1" hole for a
splitter cable.
C:
Use a small round metal file to remove
burrs from the inside of the hole.
D:
For single LED strip applications, feed
the extension cable through the hole
and out the top of the post. For dual LED
strip applications, feed the dual end of
the splitter cable through the hole and
out the top of the post.
E:
Connect the extension or splitter cable
to the wifi controller and purchase
extension cables (sold separately) if you
need additional length. Determine the
best way to secure and conceal the cable
for your application.
For a hard surface post:
Determine which post(s) you would like to pass the
lighting cable(s) through.
A:
For single LED strip applications, feed the extension
cable through the hole in the bottom of the post and out of
the top of the post. For dual LED strip applications, feed the
dual end of the splitter cable through the hole in the
bottom of the post and out of the top of the post.
B:
Connect the extension or splitter cable to the wifi
controller and purchase extension cables (sold separately)
if you need additional length. Determine the best way to
secure and conceal the cable for your application.
3A
3B
For a standard top bracket:
A:
Once the location of each top bracket has
been determined, mark the position of the
holes for the LED strip to pass through the post.
B:
Remove the assembled fence panel (for
picket installation) or top bracket (for glass
panel installation) and drill a 1/4" pilot hole
into the post.
C:
Finish by drilling a 1/2" hole.
D:
Use a small round metal file to remove burrs
from the inside and outside of each hole, then
reinstall the assembled fence panel or top
bracket. Repeat steps for each post.
Ensure you drill the hole on the
desired side of the post.
1
Strip
Cover
A:
Feed the connector end of the LED strip
through the drilled hole in the side of the
post and out through the top. Connect the
cables together. For dual strip applications,
connect both connector ends of the LED
strips to each end of the splitter cable.
B:
Feed the connection(s) and remaining
cable inside the post.
A:
Before feeding the LED strip through the
posts, ensure the LED strip is not twisted and
that the lights are facing downward. Using two
hands,
gently feed
the LED strip through the
posts (DO NOT PULL, you will damage the strip).
B:
For angle top brackets only: use a pair of
pliers to break off tabs on the cylinder, allowing
the LED strip to pass through the desired side of
the bracket and through the post.
To avoid damage to the strip, keep the LED
strip away from sharp edges on drilled holes.
Starting with the first section, insert the LED strip into the LED
channel in the top rail, then snap the cover in place. During
this process, feed the excess LED strip into the next section.
Repeat this step until the LED strip is installed in all sections.
Feed any excess LED strip into the last post.
To prevent damage, do not cut the LED strip.
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READ AND FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED INSIDE THE LED
STARTER KIT CARTON. RISK OF INJURY, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND FIRE. CONSULT A QUALIFIED
ELECTRICIAN FOR CORRECT WIRING AND SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY.
WARNING
Mount the power supply and the wifi controller in a
clean, dry, sheltered location near an electrical outlet
with GFCI protection. The maximum recommended
distance between the post at the start of the LED strip
and the wifi controller is 15'.
BE SURE TO DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY
FROM THE POWER SOURCE BEFORE THIS STEP.
Connecting three or more 20' extension cables before
any LED strip may change the lighting intensity.
WARNING
For an angle top bracket:
Once the location of each angle top bracket has
been determined, mark the position of the holes for
the LED strip to pass through the post. Repeat steps
B, C & D in 3A to drill the holes and remove burrs.
Connect
A
C
D
A
B
B
C
D
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A
A
B
C
D
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B
B
B
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Cylinder
Connect
Connect
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B
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