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Summary: Learn what you need to run LED lights in this free home maintenance video.
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"Hello this is Kyle with Expert Village. Today we're going to be talking about how to set up and use an LED lighting system. We're going to use a four light system. And we're also going to show you how to use the Colormist control pack so that you can control the LED lighting system. Alright now the next thing that we're going to need is your basic product. So what all do you need to have a full lighting system? Now if you have the light itself this does you no good. You need your products. First of all you need your cables that will interface with this. So they have all different lengths. You can get the short cables. You can get extremely long ones. You can get like this, up to 50 feet, 20, whatever you need specifically to go for you’re IN and OUT ports through your outlets."
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