Daisey Chain DIY LED Spot Lights & Flicker Candles to Power | LED Wiring #shorts #homehaunt
by Hauntcast
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What this video covers
In this quick short, Baker from Hauntcast demonstrates how to daisy chain LED spotlights and flickering candle LEDs together and connect them to a single power supply. The technique is aimed at haunters building cemetery or graveyard scenes for a home haunt or yard haunt. It offers a clean, efficient wiring approach that minimizes cable clutter across a scene.
Key takeaways
- ◆Daisy chaining LEDs allows multiple lights to share one power supply
- ◆Works for both LED spotlights and flicker-style candle LEDs
- ◆Practical solution for cemetery and yard haunt scene lighting
- ◆Beginner-friendly wiring method suitable for home haunters
Who this is for
Home haunters and yard haunters looking for a simple, tidy way to power multiple LED lights across a cemetery or outdoor Halloween scene.
Materials mentioned
- • LED spotlights
- • flicker candle LEDs
- • power supply
⚠ Safety notes
When wiring multiple LEDs to a shared power supply, ensure the supply is rated for the total combined load to avoid overheating or failure.
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