How we wired the LEDs behind this hand-built stained glass…
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How we wired the LEDs behind this hand-built stained glass panel
This is the stained glass style verrière in one of the rooms at La Maison Fantastique, lit from behind. Alex and I built it ourselves, plexiglass panels shaped and painted to look like old leaded glass, with LED strips run along the inside of each frame instead of showing directly. Wiring it took a full evening at the workbench, soldering the strip leads and tinning the connections so each panel could link up electrically once mounted. It's tied into the same DMX lighting setup we use to control the rest of the house. Anyone else done backlit panels like this? Curious how you handled the wiring once you had several panels to link together.
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This is the stained glass style verrière in one of the rooms at La Maison Fantastique, lit from behind. Alex and I built it ourselves, plexiglass panels shaped and painted to look like old leaded glass, with LED strips run along the inside of each frame instead of showing directly. Wiring it took a full evening at the workbench, soldering the strip leads and tinning the connections so each panel could link up electrically once mounted. It's tied into the same DMX lighting setup we use to control the rest of the house. Anyone else done backlit panels like this? Curious how you handled the wiring once you had several panels to link together.
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