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Overview
MRGB-A4 series three channel RGB amplifier. Maximum 4 Amps per channel/12 Amps total. Used to increase the load capability and extend the signal of the universal RGB controllers. Required if exceeding the maximum load capability of any universal RGB controller. 12VDC operation. 2 x 4-pin RGB pigtail connectors included.
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Power supply needed for operation.
Red (positive) and black (negative) wires can be joined with butt connectors, wire nuts, or wire terminals. Additional power wires continue to the LED controller. Power wires are also needed to run the amplifier.
LED controller has four wires that connect to the strip: blue, red, green, and black.
Four connections occur with the wire nuts. The blue wire from the controller connects to the blue wire from the RGB strip. The red wire from the controller connects to the red wire from the RGB strip. The green wire from the controller connects to the green wire from the RGB strip. Lastly, the black wire from the controller connects to the black wire on the RGB strip.
LED amplifier has red (positive) and black (negative) for power. Both sides have blue, black, red, and green wires, which connect between the RGB strips.
Blue wire from the amplifier connects to the blue wire on the RGB strip. Green wire from the amplifier connects to the green wire on the RGB strip. Red wire from the amplifier connects to the red wire from the RGB strip. Black wire from the amplifier connects to the black wire on the RGB strip. Connections are complete and now the amplifier will carry the signal from the controller throughout your RGB strips.
Power supply needed for operation.
Red (positive) and black (negative) wires can be joined with butt connectors, wire nuts, or wire terminals. Additional power wires continue to the LED controller. Power wires are also needed to run the amplifier.
LED controller has three colored wires that connect to the Tunable White strip: yellow (negative), black (negative), and white (positive).
Three connections occur with wire nuts. Yellow wire from the controller leads to a yellow wire on the Tunable White strip. Black wire from the controller leads to a brown wire from the Tunable White strip. White wire from the controller leads to a white wire on the Tunable White strip.
LED amplifier has red (positive) and black (negative) for power. Both sides have blue, black, red, and green wires, which connect between the Tunable White strips.
Blue wire from the LED amplifier not connected (NC) to the Tunable White strips. Black wire from amplifier connects to brown wire from the strip. Red wire from the amplifier connects to the yellow wire from the strip. Green wire from the amplifier connects to the white wire from the strip.
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