PRODUCT MANUAL
NeonArch 24V 90W
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Once you have made your cut, notice that the positive and negative contacts are tucked
inside the NeonArch body. Grab your
box knife
or
blade
and prepare to trim.
To gain access to the positive and negative contacts, you will need to cut
1/16
of an
inch off the NeonArch’s sleeve or just enough until you can clearly see the positive and
negative icons next to the contacts (see Figure 3).
Please Note:
Be very careful when trimming off the sleeve. Do not cut all the way
through to the strip. The NeonArch’s sleeve is super soft and will only require the tip of
the blade.
Step 3:
Exposing the Positive and Negative Contacts
Step 4 is one of the most important steps in the guide as it is the easiest to forget. Slide
the
Cable End Cap
on to the cable wire before proceeding to the next step (see Figure 4).
Failure to do this step will cause you to re-do the soldering process.
Step 4:
Insert Cable End Cap to Cable Wire
When splicing your
Waterproof Cable
wires, be sure to cut the positive and negative wires as short as
1/8
of an inch or short enough for the main
waterproof cable to be inside the Cable End Cap (see Figure 5). Leaving the positive and negative wires too long will not properly seal the connection and
will cause the NeonArch to fail over time due to debris and exposure to other damaging elements. See Figure 6 for proper connection.
Step 5:
Splicing Waterproof Cable Wires
Figure 3.
Figure 4.
Figure 5.
Figure 6.
