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Classic White Unlit 2Wire 50'
Classic Warm White Unlit 2-wire
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Hide this wire when you need to jump from one section of roof to another. Avoid lights in places they shouldn’t be.
Classic White Unlit wire has 2 conductors
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DIY ESTIMATING TIPS
MEASURE ALL EVES AND GUTTERS
& always round up
HOW TO MEASURE PROJECT: VIDEO
Timelaps Install of channel & to gutters - Time: 00:38
The 3 Must Follow Rules For A Proper Install
If all else fails, follow these rules and you will be OK.
1) Never cut any wires with the lights powered. The lights are powered anytime they are plugged into a power source, whether the lights are on or not. Always install with the lights unplugged from all power sources.
2) Connect like to like wires. The wire labeled “EverLights” only connects to other wires labeled “EverLights”. Same deal for the other two wires.
3) Keep the direction of the lights constant. Every light has an input and output. They must always connect in to out. The back of every light is labeled and includes an arrow. Ensure all arrows are pointing in the same direction.
Failure to follow these rules will result in an increased failure rate because of improper power flow.
TERMINATING WIRE RUNS
Wherever you decide to terminate a run of lights it is very important to properly protect the exposed wires. There are multiple methods to coat the end of the wires, but generally electrical tape, silicone, or liquid electrical tape work best. The purpose of coating the wires is to prevent the positive and wires from coming in contact through water, touching against a piece of metal, or any other conductive material.
A short in the lights will cause improper function and potential damage to the lights in the system. To further protect against a potential short, snip the positive wire an inch shorter than the other wires before coating.
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