Corey Jacques
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Maybe this is something those who bought Hybrid LEDs may want to do. Since normally you won't be able to run them without a controller. This will allow you to power either Tungsten, or Daylight, or both(With a splitter)
Basically a hybrid/Bi-colour strip has 3 solder points rather than 2 like fixed strips. It's just 2 circuits in 1 light. You just have to split the positive so it can go to both Daylight and tungsten connector.
I didn't buy any hybrid strips, I just put 1 daylight strip and 1 tungsten strip in 1 stick because I had about 12" of an aluminum profile channel left and couldn't decide to make it daylight or tungsten, so I made it a "Hybrid"
Basically a hybrid/Bi-colour strip has 3 solder points rather than 2 like fixed strips. It's just 2 circuits in 1 light. You just have to split the positive so it can go to both Daylight and tungsten connector.
I didn't buy any hybrid strips, I just put 1 daylight strip and 1 tungsten strip in 1 stick because I had about 12" of an aluminum profile channel left and couldn't decide to make it daylight or tungsten, so I made it a "Hybrid"