Easily wire up your own LED Exposure unit with optional vacuum blanket. Screen Printer's DYI

[@hectorcorona2693]

Wow 😳😳 that is well explained thank you

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thanks!

[@djomarmustafa]

Thank you for making this video!!! I’ve been slowly building my exposure unit for a couple months now and the wiring was the last major thing I’ve been trying to figure out. This helps sooooo much!!!

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thats great! I'm glad it helps. If you have any questions I'll do my best to respond. Good luck on the build!

[@patrickkatkaew9843]

The best!!! easy to understand very helpful Thank w

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thanks!

[@jonathanromero1518]

1)For the wiring what gauge should I use. 2) At Home Depot I noticed so many spools of wire in all sorts of colors…do I need a specific color. Also are there any specific wires that I need or are most the same. Or are the colors just to help me organize example (get white colored wire to attach to neutral wire from pigtail and black wire to attach to hot wires) 3)I noticed I can’t see any of your self tapping screws from your L channel coming out the other end of your light box. How did you do that. 4)When setting up your big lights- how did you keep them upright. What parts did you use to put together the base of the bulb attached it’s attached to Thank you so much

[@newyorkfinestbaseball7048]

Purchased everything you suggested, pins from were too small, so I purchased them from LED Supply. I'm doing a replacement, from flourescent to LED. Followed your directions, and only half the lights came on. I can't figure this wiring out.

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Update: I did remove the pins from the list. Thanks for pointing that out. Glad you got your lights working after our emails back and forth. Wishing you much printing success!!!

[@StevenRiveraVlog]

I subscribed and clicked the bell!!

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thanks man! Let me know if you'd like the PDF wiring diagram. Just email [e-mail]

[@hayleeanthony6228]

Fantastic video! your first video on the box was great and this topped it off!!! could you suggest another 120v timer that I could use for my exposure box that is a little cheaper?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thank you Haylee! I appreciate the feedback. Sorry but I haven't done much research into other timers. Im sure as long as you find one that is 120 volt input and output and can switch on/off 0-999 seconds (mine actually exposes in only 16sec) then you should be okay. You could always shoot me an email at psapparel.helpdesk@gmail if you find one you might be questioning. I'll do my best to respond.

[@dougclark4561]

Def. interested in the PDF Schematics

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Just sent to your email

[@FashionRoom246]

I'd like the PDF wiring diagram please

[@prodigalsonapparel]

sure! email me at [e-mail]

[@kevinmcgowan573]

hi can i get the diagram please wanting to convert my ryonet exposure unit to led thanks

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Sure you can email me at sean.psapparel@gmail and I'll send it over via email.

[@markpapich9479]

what was the wire gauge you used for all the connections to the safe lights from the switches

[@prodigalsonapparel]

You could use 14 gauge

[@daramolalawrence2986]

Thanks for making this video, please can I get the pdf diagram

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Sure! If you haven't already send me an email to [e-mail] and I'll respond with that wiring diagram.

[@PatriotDun]

ID LIKE WIRING PDF PLEASE

[@prodigalsonapparel]

email me at helpdesk.psapparel@gmail

[@palangimiko]

This is awesome. Thank you so much. What kind of wire are you using on the strips?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Thanks! I just used some wire I cut off of some old ballasts I had. Probably close to an 18 or 20 gauge. The wire I used was a solid wire and I think I would have been better off using a thin standard wire. I would even suggest purchasing a small roll of thin (18 gauge) standard wire. I found that the solid wire was harder to work with when making my connections in the wire nuts.

[@palangimiko]

@@prodigalsonapparel nice, that is what I was thinking I would use but had to make sure cause I’m new to electronics. Thanks again! Glad I found your channel! Subscribed and rang the bell. 👍🏼

[@sanctifiedsupplyco]

What do you use to hold your yellow bulbs upright?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

This...www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Porcelain-Socket-81615/306198159? and this...www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Assorted-Size-Zinc-Plated-Nipples-8-Pack-81725/306197864 and this...www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Solid-Brass-Hex-Nuts-12-Pack-81965/306198163

[@Chevy1962]

Hello, thank you for sharing! I was doing the math on how much I would need, and I was planning on running 48 ft total at 44in a strip of the HD 60 LED. I would have 22 ft on one driver and 26 ft on the other. I was going to run them in parallel, so there is no voltage drop. Would the drivers at 60-12 still work? From what I understand, 16.4 (Full Roll) is a 40 W draw, so if I ran the entire 48 ft of HD 60LED, would that mean I need a 120 W driver?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Im following you on the 2nd part or your question. Yes, you would need at the very least 120 watt output on your driver(s). Im not sure that they carry a driver with 120v output. You might have to split it up between 2-3 driver and just spread out your load as even as possible (not going over your driver rating on each). The part that lost me on the 1st question is the 60-12. It could just be that I'm super tired and my brtain is foggy but what do you mean by 60-12?

[@Chevy1962]

Sorry about that. the 60-12 is the LPV 60w-12v driver I was planing on running two drivers at that ratting for the 48 ft. But it sounds like i should run 3 drivers and make them as evenly as possible?

[@Chevy1962]

Thank you for all the help I figured out the correct driver that I would need to run !! Stay blessed

[@prodigalsonapparel]

@@Chevy1962 Great!

[@prodigalsonapparel]

@@Chevy1962 Got it. Yes either way is fine. Just as long as you dont go over the wattage on any one driver. I try to keep mine below the rating when at all possible.

[@rixal78]

hi sir, can i know how to calculate the power supply? i have 15 led strips each is 1.2 meter with 120 diode per strip. How much watt power supply should i apply?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Your power strips should have a wattage associated with them. Do you have the information where you purchased them from? They should come with a wattage rating when you buy them.

[@rixal78]

@@prodigalsonapparel okay i will ask the supplier. Thanks sir

[@charlieneven3458]

Hi can you please send me the pdf?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Sorry about the delayed response! Just email me at [e-mail] and I'll respond with the PDF attachment of the diagram.

[@brandongapongli5348]

Do you have wiring diagram for automatic shutoff i think it needs contactor

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Are you talking about a shut off for the the light? My build does not have a contactor. Basically as soon as I hit my third switch (for the timer/LED lights) the timer kicks on which supplies power to the LEDs. Then once my preset time counts down from 16 seconds. once it reaches zero the LED lights turn off. So in a way the timer is acting like a contactor. The light circuits is closed (on) when I hit the switch, then the light circuit opens (off) automatically once countdown reaches zero. Although the vacuum pump doesn't shut off automatically. I've always just hit that switch off once my exposure is complete.

[@414TattooG]

Can I please get the diagram for the exposure unit.

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Yeah, just email me at [e-mail] and I'll shoot you the PDF

[@kevinmcgowan573]

hi sent you an email last week about the diagram don't know if you received it.still wanting it

[@prodigalsonapparel]

@@kevinmcgowan573 Good morning Kevin, I just searched my inbox but didn't see your email. Try again at [e-mail] and if that doesn't work send to my [e-mail]

[@leninescobarpalate]

Hello, can you help me with the PDF? THANKS

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Sure , send me an email to [e-mail]

[@waylonwilson7262]

Can I get the diagram?

[@prodigalsonapparel]

Sure thing! Email me at [e-mail] and I'll send you the PDF

[@waylonwilson7262]

@@prodigalsonapparel sent. Thanks