New to all of this. How do I "Take the power from the device" as he says? How do the chassis connectors work?! How do I continue with the cabling INSIDE the rack / patch panel? Do I have to know soldering for that if I want all Neutrik TOP connectors? How do I properly do that? I am completely lost still, even though i've been watching these vids for like 2 hours
You can solder a cable to the chassis connectors on whatever you're making - once you've done that there are loads of ready made cables available on the web to connect your device to a wall socket or daisy-chain them with other PowerCON devices. These connectors are only designed as the main point of entry for power, usually for a piece of pro light or audio equipment or a rack; Power connections inside a rack require you to connect some kind of a power distribution method inside of your rack (as in- get a row of Schuko's and solder them to your PowerCON True input/output) then you connect the gear that's onboard to that distro and power it all on. Hope this helps a bit.
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Okay, I like these. I'm wiring up my van and resent the wasted space of standard plug sockets. I'm sold!
New to all of this. How do I "Take the power from the device" as he says?
How do the chassis connectors work?!
How do I continue with the cabling INSIDE the rack / patch panel?
Do I have to know soldering for that if I want all Neutrik TOP connectors?
How do I properly do that?
I am completely lost still, even though i've been watching these vids for like 2 hours
You can solder a cable to the chassis connectors on whatever you're making - once you've done that there are loads of ready made cables available on the web to connect your device to a wall socket or daisy-chain them with other PowerCON devices.
These connectors are only designed as the main point of entry for power, usually for a piece of pro light or audio equipment or a rack; Power connections inside a rack require you to connect some kind of a power distribution method inside of your rack (as in- get a row of Schuko's and solder them to your PowerCON True input/output) then you connect the gear that's onboard to that distro and power it all on.
Hope this helps a bit.
If my lighting fixture has powercon connectors, is it possible to replace them with truecon connectors?
Only if you don’t care about voiding the electrical listing
man.. the audio is duplicated in a weird way, he sounds like a robot!
No, he is German, LOL
Tiny echo