DIY Nanoleaf Lines NO SOLDERING (Control over effects not available, Arduino)

This project is super Cool! Nanoleaf Lines but at a fraction of the cost. and there is NO SOLDERING involved

Parts List

• BTF-Lighting WS2812B Eco 300LED 5M: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Aluminium Led Diffuser Channel Shallow w. Mily Cover: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• 3D Printed Connector Piece (in Files)
• Nano Gel Tape(Try to find in Hardware Store): US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Cable Channel (Try to find in Hardware Store): US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• IKEA KUGGIS Cable Box: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Arduino Uno R3: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• 400 tie Point Breadboard MB-102: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Dupont Wires Assorted Kit: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• (OPTIONAL) Hook-up Wires 28AWG: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• 100uf-1000uf Capacitor: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• 220-440 ohm Resistor: US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Terminal Block (ONLY FOR NORMAL SIZE PSU): US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• 5V Power Supply (Amps = LEDs x 0,06) --------- Normal Size (Up to 10A): US | UK | CA | DE | FR --------- Full Size (Up to 50A): US | UK | CA | DE | FR
• Power Supply Cable --------- For Normal Size: US | UK | CA | DE | FR --------- For Full Size: US | UK | CA | DE | FR

I also recommend a Low ESR for making sure, the power supply does not fail

Circuit Setup

Animations

CODE

View in Files

HOW TO SET UP

1. Cut your LED Profiles to Size with any Saw
2. Click a Connector Piece to a LED Profile and feed the LED Strip through the Connector Piece and repeat until design is done
3. Connect components together by looking at Circuit setup and put in cable box
4. Install Cable Channels on the wall without Covers
5. Connect Hook-Up Wires or M-F Dupont Cables to Extension Cables
6. Put Cables in Cable Channel
7. Put Nano Gel Tape on Connector Pieces, and Install on the wall
8. Connect Night Strip to Hook-up Wires
9. Put Cable Channel Covers On
10. Plug In Power Cable

11. Project Should Light Up App-controlled version coming very soon

A WLED Version is coming very soon

Category: DIY