
Nanoleaf Aurora Wire Socket
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This connector, paired with the original Nanoleaf Wire Connector, enables you to place the controller without sacrificing any edge of the lighting system. This means you can recess or frame the lights without a bulge for the controller. After discovering the Nanoleaf Aurora Icosahedron and finding printable corners that could be used to build one, I remixed those designs to print more easily. However, there were still issues with creating a full icosahedron. The original article only uses 18 of the 20 sides because it sits on a desk and one additional side is occupied by the controller. But I wanted to hang a complete icosahedron. This connector allowed me to put the controller inside, so all 20 sides can be light panels. Note: The images and early tests were performed with telephone wire, which is not rated for this use. The holes are capable of handling larger gauge wire, and stranded, not solid, should be used. I switched to LED light strip wires for the final implementation. I'm not an electrician, so don't set your lights or house on fire.
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