70 mm Long. 10 Grams.
The Symmetrizer is barely larger than a pair of screw terminals. It fits into the junction box or profile end where the long cable meets the LED strip, so the receiver sits right where the pixels need it.
Mounting
Fits where the cable ends
The receiver works best close to the first pixel, because the TTL lead between the board and the strip should stay short. At 70 × 15.2 × 15 mm, The Symmetrizer fits into the junction box, cable duct or profile end at the start of the LED segment.
Two mounting holes with a 3 mm diameter, 45.4 mm apart, hold it in place with standard screws.
- 70 × 15.2 × 15 mm
- 2 mounting holes, 3 mm diameter
- 45.4 mm hole-to-hole
- Screw terminals on both short ends
Light and Simple
10 grams, no extra hardware
At 10 g the board adds nothing noticeable to a strip, a truss or a ceiling profile. It takes its power from the strip supply through the TTL port, so there is no adapter to hide next to it.
One board is one data channel. For several long runs, mount one Symmetrizer at the start of each segment.
- 10 g
- Powered through the TTL port, no adapter
- One board per data channel
Mechanical Data
Dimensions and mounting
FAQ
Size and mounting questions
70 × 15.2 × 15 mm, with a weight of 10 g.
With screws through its two 3 mm mounting holes, which are 45.4 mm apart. Mount it in a dry junction box or enclosure close to the first pixel.
The long run between controller and board is differential and robust, but the TTL lead from the board to the first pixel is not, so keep it short. More in Long-Distance SPI Signal.
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