12-17-2017, 08:13 PM
I just hooked my WP-10 wavermakers to the LED channels and they work good. I also verified in the the Jebao controller that the max signal voltage is 5v. So they are running full power directly off any LED channel.
I assume the other Jebao pumps and powerheads that have a controller work the same way.
Here's the pinouts for the controller and pump connectors so you can check voltages if you want. From Jebao controller on GND and PWM pin you should have 5v when turned on high setting.
If voltages check out I would connect it and give it a try.
This is the plug coming from the controller.
![[Image: jebao_wp10_controller_pinout.jpg]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/jebao_wp10_controller_pinout.jpg)
This is the plug on the pump.
![[Image: jebao_wp10_pinout.jpg]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/jebao_wp10_pinout.jpg)
If you can push some wires in the pump plug pin holes you can give it a quick try. After adding the +24v and GND from your DC adapter run a ground from this GND pin to any GND on the controller, that'll create the common ground.
![[Image: jebao_wp10_connections.jpg]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/jebao_wp10_connections.jpg)
I assume the other Jebao pumps and powerheads that have a controller work the same way.
Here's the pinouts for the controller and pump connectors so you can check voltages if you want. From Jebao controller on GND and PWM pin you should have 5v when turned on high setting.
If voltages check out I would connect it and give it a try.
This is the plug coming from the controller.
This is the plug on the pump.
If you can push some wires in the pump plug pin holes you can give it a quick try. After adding the +24v and GND from your DC adapter run a ground from this GND pin to any GND on the controller, that'll create the common ground.
