HOW TO model 24V LED Lights and Remote Driver! (PRO LESSON)

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Have you ever wanted to actually model 24V LED lighting and connect them to a Remote Driver? Watch this in-the-weeds deep dive step-by-step tutorial to learn how to set the families and electrical distribution systems up!
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Комментарии • 9

  • @ElectricRob
    @ElectricRob  Месяц назад

    If you learned something from this video, SUBSCRIBE to the channel for hundreds of hours of Electrical-Only Content!

  • @JonathanLight1
    @JonathanLight1 21 день назад

    Very good video!

  • @balsaljumovic2042
    @balsaljumovic2042 Месяц назад

    Once again,good job,you cant find this anywhere on internet

    • @ElectricRob
      @ElectricRob  Месяц назад +1

      Appreciate the feedback! And yes, trying to fill in some gaps, as well as hit the mainstream topics.

  • @emblag
    @emblag Месяц назад

    Great info!!

  • @enis146
    @enis146 Месяц назад

    Very interesting. I have never needed such a high level of detail before, but still, better to be prepared🙂.
    One more question if I may. You explained it in another video, but I don't remember what you use coordination views for?

    • @ElectricRob
      @ElectricRob  Месяц назад +1

      Agree - I often just connect even the "remote driver" type LED's as 120V and let a note clarify, but wanted to present this more detailed option for those that do need it. As far as coordination views, some call them "working views", but they are just a separate view that you can set up differently than your actual "production view" or "sheet view" that you would actually place onto a finished sheet for publication. You can turn on other categories or even other linked models like HVAC or Plumbing or Structural to help with clash detection and coordination amongst the trades. Or even for your own electrical coordination - could have lighting, power, and even technology all visible at once. Nice to have this is a separate "view" so you don't forget to switch your "sheet view" back to the proper publish settings.