Hey,
for complete noobs in wiring circuits (like me), i kinda recommend you to have individual circuits for everything and then just combine them plug them all in into an extension cord. Basically you'll need those adaptors that suit the voltage of your appliances.
Eg, your fan is 12V so you need an adaptor that gives an output of 12V (These are commonly found from old laptop chargers/phone chargers etc) DO TAKE NOTE OF CURRENT OUTPUT TOO!!! so you have to cut the end of the adaptor and solder the wire together with your fan wire. Do this for your LCD and fan and all and yup individual and simple circuits 🙂
That's what I did! Initially I had problems with the wiring and could barely found help anywhere (and i had a LED driver so i was pretty unsure how to fit them all in) so well, hope this is not too late and that it helps!
for complete noobs in wiring circuits (like me), i kinda recommend you to have individual circuits for everything and then just combine them plug them all in into an extension cord. Basically you'll need those adaptors that suit the voltage of your appliances.
Eg, your fan is 12V so you need an adaptor that gives an output of 12V (These are commonly found from old laptop chargers/phone chargers etc) DO TAKE NOTE OF CURRENT OUTPUT TOO!!! so you have to cut the end of the adaptor and solder the wire together with your fan wire. Do this for your LCD and fan and all and yup individual and simple circuits 🙂
That's what I did! Initially I had problems with the wiring and could barely found help anywhere (and i had a LED driver so i was pretty unsure how to fit them all in) so well, hope this is not too late and that it helps!
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