LED Lighting Class
Saturday, June 15 2024 from 10am to 2pm
Miniature Museum Classroom
Cost is $50 for the class and for assistance in lighting one room box or one room in a dollhouse.
REGISTER HERE : Deadline is Sunday, June 9th.
SO YOU WANT TO LIGHT YOUR MINIATURE:
If you want to light your miniature. We can teach you how.
We are the lighting experts of the Miniature Museum of Greater St. Louis. Ideally, the best and safest way is with LEDs.
LEDs produce plenty of light and virtually no heat and use lots less current than incandescent bulbs.
Plus you can run LEDs from transformers, power supplies, or batteries.
And because they are more efficient, batteries will last far longer than with incandescent bulbs.
Whether you want to use batteries or plug in power supplies, we can teach you how.
If you want to use LED strips and front edge lighting like we use most often in the museum, we can teach you how.
If you want to use single LEDs, no matter what the voltage, we can teach you how.
If you already have a lighted miniature using the standard 12-VAC lighting system and you want to add LED lighting to it, we can teach you how.
For most LED lighting, being able to solder makes things so much easier. We can teach you how.
If you're serious about learning to solder, you should start with a decent iron.
We suggest this one:
XYtronic 258 Variable Temperature Soldering Iron from Amazon for $20.
Another problem most miniaturists face is where to get lighting supplies; e.g. LEDs, LED strips, switches, power plugs, power supplies, battery packs, etc. We will suggest sources for these things.
So, if you really want to learn how to light your miniature, enroll in our class and let the lighting experts of the Miniature Museum of Greater St. Louis teach you how.
REGISTER HERE Deadline is Sunday, June 9th.
Saturday, June 15 2024 from 10am to 2pm
Miniature Museum Classroom
Cost is $50 for the class and for assistance in lighting one room box or one room in a dollhouse.
REGISTER HERE : Deadline is Sunday, June 9th.
SO YOU WANT TO LIGHT YOUR MINIATURE:
If you want to light your miniature. We can teach you how.
We are the lighting experts of the Miniature Museum of Greater St. Louis. Ideally, the best and safest way is with LEDs.
LEDs produce plenty of light and virtually no heat and use lots less current than incandescent bulbs.
Plus you can run LEDs from transformers, power supplies, or batteries.
And because they are more efficient, batteries will last far longer than with incandescent bulbs.
Whether you want to use batteries or plug in power supplies, we can teach you how.
If you want to use LED strips and front edge lighting like we use most often in the museum, we can teach you how.
If you want to use single LEDs, no matter what the voltage, we can teach you how.
If you already have a lighted miniature using the standard 12-VAC lighting system and you want to add LED lighting to it, we can teach you how.
For most LED lighting, being able to solder makes things so much easier. We can teach you how.
If you're serious about learning to solder, you should start with a decent iron.
We suggest this one:
XYtronic 258 Variable Temperature Soldering Iron from Amazon for $20.
Another problem most miniaturists face is where to get lighting supplies; e.g. LEDs, LED strips, switches, power plugs, power supplies, battery packs, etc. We will suggest sources for these things.
So, if you really want to learn how to light your miniature, enroll in our class and let the lighting experts of the Miniature Museum of Greater St. Louis teach you how.
REGISTER HERE Deadline is Sunday, June 9th.
FOR SALE
LIGHT PANELS AND LEDs
For price quotes and further information, contact [email protected]
Please use LIGHT PANEL in the subject line.
All proceeds from these sales are used to fund the Miniature Museum of Greater St Louis.
LED Flickering 1-inch Scale Fireplace Log Set
To see the flickering fireplace, click on the video below.
PRICE : $20 plus S&H
Watch on YouTube or Below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q8pMyD9VmU
LIGHT PANELS AND LEDs
For price quotes and further information, contact [email protected]
Please use LIGHT PANEL in the subject line.
All proceeds from these sales are used to fund the Miniature Museum of Greater St Louis.
LED Flickering 1-inch Scale Fireplace Log Set
To see the flickering fireplace, click on the video below.
PRICE : $20 plus S&H
Watch on YouTube or Below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q8pMyD9VmU
LIGHT PANELS
The Miniature Museum of St Louis has developed a way of lighting a GIFT BAG or other displays with a clear top.
Place a LIGHT PANEL on top of the miniature and the LIGHT PANEL casts light down into the miniature scene.
PRICE : $20 plus S&H
(not including a 12 DC power supply)
The Miniature Museum of St Louis has developed a way of lighting a GIFT BAG or other displays with a clear top.
Place a LIGHT PANEL on top of the miniature and the LIGHT PANEL casts light down into the miniature scene.
PRICE : $20 plus S&H
(not including a 12 DC power supply)
The light panel we show here is 4-in x 7-in with LEDs and 12- VDC power supply.
We can make different size light panels upon request.
Ask for price.
Light panels can be used to light other miniature scenes with a clear top.
We can make different size light panels upon request.
Ask for price.
Light panels can be used to light other miniature scenes with a clear top.
We can also make LIGHT PANELS that are powered by older 12 AC power supplies.
Or the usual electrical system used to power incandescent lighting systems at a small additional cost.
The image above shows the panel with a 12 VDC power supply.
Power supply should be 12 VDC at 500 MA or larger.
The output plug should have a 5.5 x 2.1 mm plug with a center positive.
This will fit the plug on the top of the light panel.
We can provide you with a power supply, or another vendor like Amazon.
The item is call AC DC CCTV adaptor.
12 Volt AC to 12 Volt DC Rectifier
These can be used to adapt 12-volt AC systems to run 12-volt DC LED illuminated items
like the fireplace log set units shown at the top of the page.
PRICE : $5 plus S&H
Or the usual electrical system used to power incandescent lighting systems at a small additional cost.
The image above shows the panel with a 12 VDC power supply.
Power supply should be 12 VDC at 500 MA or larger.
The output plug should have a 5.5 x 2.1 mm plug with a center positive.
This will fit the plug on the top of the light panel.
We can provide you with a power supply, or another vendor like Amazon.
The item is call AC DC CCTV adaptor.
12 Volt AC to 12 Volt DC Rectifier
These can be used to adapt 12-volt AC systems to run 12-volt DC LED illuminated items
like the fireplace log set units shown at the top of the page.
PRICE : $5 plus S&H
In these units, the yellow wires on the right are connected to the AC power source.
The red and black wires on the left are plus (+) and minus (-) DC and can handle up to 100 LEDs.
Rectifier as delivered.
The red and black wires on the left are plus (+) and minus (-) DC and can handle up to 100 LEDs.
Rectifier as delivered.
