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kprocheOne of the less-than-perfect aspects of the gate when we put it up was that each encoding chevron had it's own "wall wart" power supply, with a 6' cord. That meant at least 3 of them were hanging off the gate without support, one more source of load on the frame.
I've now finished the SG-69 ECPS.12X2, which can provide 12VACx500mA for every one of the 7 chevrons. Hurrah!
I've now finished the SG-69 ECPS.12X2, which can provide 12VACx500mA for every one of the 7 chevrons. Hurrah!
Photos of the new chevron power supply
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The Box The new SG-69 ECPS.12X2 power supplie for the chevrons |
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The box from further away Another shot of the ECPS12X2 |
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ECPS.12X2 with cables One big fat input cable, one handy-dandy lightweight 35' output cable with 7 chevron power jacks at 4' intervals |
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Lables? WDNNSL? Actually yes, we do. Proof that I'm truly compulsive, the label specifying the input and output characteristics |
