New to WLED, want to make sure my set up won't fry my LEDs

So I’m totally new to WLED and I’m trying to wire up some outdoor lights for my front porch for the holidays/permanent set up.

So far all the components I have are the following:

ESP32 CP2102

8-Channel Bidirectional SPI/I2C 5V/3.3V Logic Level Converter

3 in line 5A fuses

16AWG Low Voltage Landscape Wire

12v 30A Power Supply

3x BTF-LIGHTING WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Strip 16.4FT 300LED DC12V IP65

Female to Male Multicolored Dupont Wire Breadboard Jumper Ribbon Cables


The way I have it set up is the following:

Power Supply +12V to wago connector split to 5A fuse to 12v LED for each strip

Power Supply -12V to wago to all three strips, the Esp board and the Level Converter for the common ground.

ESP32 Board Level Converter

VIN (5v) - HV

3V3 (3.3v) - LV

Rx2 - LV1 - 330Ohm resistor - DIN on strip 1

I plan on having the last two strips do to mirror each other, I have the last two strips going down the banisters on each side of the stairs. I know I can split the data line coming from the end of Strip 1 to Strip 2 and 3, and to run a separate power line for each strip.

I just want to make sure my set up won’t fry anything before I turn it on.
I’d appreciate any help with my set up, suggestions to improve it. Admittedly I used ChatGPT to come up with the layout but I know it can get things wrong so I’d love to get feedback.

Thank you!

Hi,

hardware seems good but you should use an other level shifter.

from Other Hardware - WLED Project “I2C shifters are generally too slow for addressable LEDs, so don’t use them.”

Greetings

You could use a gledopto ultra https://a.aliexpress.com/_EujTwxg. You can power it directly from you 12v psu, it has 2 power outputs and a fuse and when you use WLED to power off the strip it has a relay that cuts power to the strip so your psu is just powering the controller when your lights are off. It also boosts the data signal. I have one and my data wire from controller to start of led strip is 2.6m long and it works fine.