Tri Rotoballs LED - Cable damaged

Hi.

The black and red coming from the centre cable keeps twisiting and snapping. Where should it be routed as to not get "tangled".

Thanks.

6/24/249:51 AM

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ricklozierMember

I think you should use cable ties or adhesive clips to secure the cable along a fixed path, such as the frame or housing of the Tri Rotoballs LED. This will keep it in place and minimize the chances of it getting tangled.

6/25/248:04 PM

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GimpymooMember

That is perfect, simple but makes sense.

Cheers.

6/26/241:24 AM

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