Case lighting On/Off switch?

[KeyzerSoze]

Does anyone know of any way to put switches on case lighting such as cathodes and leds? I don't want them on all the time and would like to have a way to switch them on/off as I please.

I have some lights that use the 4-pin molex connector. I was thinking about using a 4-pin to 3-pin adapter and connecting it to the Nexus NXP-201 fan controller. I havn't bought the Nexus yet, so I can't try it. Has anyone tried this or know of any other way to have an on/off switch for case lighting? If so, can you tell me where to get it? Thanks.

 

[MacBaine]

Most kits come with a switch. Otherwise, cut one of the leads going to the light itself and install a switch there.

 

[OulOat]

Rocker Switch. Don't use a Reobus or Baybus, ccls are not made to take less voltage than required.

 

[Ness]

thumbs up for exabyte. I just got a shipment of stuff from them the other day and I've never been happier about something this simple. The only problem is that I don't have a drill bit big enough to make a hole in steel for the standard switches that come with their CCFLs, although the switches are pretty cool.

 

[sep]

You don't want to control both of these from one switch. 1st you cathode kit should come with a switch. If not get the one at Directron (sumbeam OEM). It features on, off, sound sensitive with intensity and flash. All for less than $10. LED's or FANs can go on a fanbus or fan control. The NXP-201 doesn't shut the devices off like a fanbus it only limits the jucie to around 7w.

I have both of these devices (Sunbeam OEM Control & NXP-201). Feel free to email/pm me with any question.
-JC