LED Project Seeking Help

I am working on a prototype project (in the realm of home theater products) and I need help!

I need somebody in the USA with a fair knowledge of how to build LED devices and wire them up correctly. Not sure if this matters, but it will need to run off a standard AC power system and be designed to be as compact as possible.

I have detailed plans and project specifications for the right person, I am basically seeking a partner in what I hope will be the new rage in affordable home theatre products. If what I am thinking really works this could be a HUGE money-maker.

Send me an email if you are interested in talking to me. Please leave me your name and phone number I will call back ASAP.

Welcome

u have come to the right place

many 'pros' here, in US, will be able to help u

else

feel free to post any qns, we will be glad to help one another ....

Okay, I need to make 6 individual RGB Modules (Red, Green, Blue bulb, I will make some sort of housing out of fiberglass). Each one will be spaced around a 16:9 theatre screen, about 2 inches above and just off the screen surface, so they can't easily be seen. Then I need to find a way to make them change color, in sync, to a preset program (somehow programable by the user). Now the trick is I need an on/off switch, AND somehow program it to detect when the video system is powered on, and turn off the lights (hopefully with a nice fade). My thought was to put a current detector around/near the powersupply of the projector, so when it picks up current, the lights turn off.

So... anybody think I can pull this off?... and how...

what type of led u intend to use ?
1. Leds of 3mm/5mm/10mm ...
2. Luxeon 1/3/5 watts, K2 ....
3. Cree

Do u intend to make or buy readily made such as this ...
http://www.theledlight.com/120-VAC-LEDbulbs.html

and how big is the per module ?

Generally, Red color leds is operating at 2 - 2.2 volt, Green and blue are abt 3.7 volt.

in yr case, u also need individual Drivers to power them :
http://www.theledlight.com/luxeonled_drivers.html

as yr input is via 110Vac then using a transformer (step down) to DC, going through the Driver then to the Leds/etc, the driver will regulate specific current for the leds.

for the program part, u got to look elsewhere in the net for stage/disco lightiing hardwares ... or this
http://www.theledlight.com/rgb_system.html

For detect for light to trigger a on/off, u can use things such as ...
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=120310

or
http://www.theledlight.com/nightwatch_opto.html

u need to pay someone greatly in money to build this

And will cost u many more also

else if u do it yrself, only u yrself will know can u make it work or not .....

oh, the links i use above are for examples, free feel to fine similars .....

And please do use the Search Option available to find out more abt LEDs ...

cheers

any updates???

found yr handy man or u can preform them yrself ???

cheers