Wiring Darkside CONNECT LEDs using Aqua Computer SPLITTY9 & PA Ultra

[rolldog]

I'm connecting my Darkside CONNECT LEDs, and I just wanted to make sure everything is going to work ok. I have some single LEDs, a couple of LED strips, I'm connecting them to Aqua Computer's SPLITTY9, and then to a Poweradjust Ultra so I can control the brightness. Some of the LEDs are connected using a 3 way splitter converting them all to 1 x 3 pin connector, 2 of the LEDs are connected using a 2 way splitter to 1 x 3 pin connector, and the strips are hooked up directly to the SPLITTY9 using a 2 pin to 3 pin cable. The SPLITTY9 will be powered from a Poweradjust Ultra.

I'm just wondering if these LEDs will work correctly when powered like this. I'm not sure if anyone has used a SPLITTY9 to power the Darkside LEDs since it's such a new device, but has anyone else hooked them all up to a splitter hub and/or cables or does anyone know if these will work the way I'm trying to wire them up? I would appreciate any advice or suggestions anyone might have.

[Hooded]

I can't see why they wouldn't work.
The LED's require a min voltage of 6V and take a max of 12V.
So long as your feeding them the minimum power they will light up.

[rolldog]

Ok, thanks. I guess the only way to find out is to do it. I was just curious if the LEDs I have hooked up to the SPLITTY9 using a 3 way splitter might not be as bright as one LED connected directly to the SPLITTY9. I'm not an electrician. I know enough to be dangerous, but that's about it. Thanks for the quick response.

[DazMode]

You can split to 100 devices, same voltage (brightness), just 100x power consumption.

[rolldog]

Great! Time to buy more!