Zitrades LED Strip Connector 4 Pin, Compatible with 10mm Width SMD 5050 RGB Strip Light, Strip to Strip Jumper (20PCS Clips)
Specifications:
Color: White
Quantity: 20pcs
Connector Width: 10mm
Used for 10mm 4 pin RGB LED strip light
Compatible with non-waterproof LED strip light
Suitable for indoor use
Please Note:
1. These connectors are used to connect cut LED strip lights across a gap.
2. Make sure that you put the LED strip light under the pins and not only on the top. Also be sure to cut along the suggested line evenly so there is room for a proper connection on each side.
3. Make sure that the side of the strip light aligns with the “+””-” anode in order to get a proper connection. The LED strip light will show different color if it is on the wrong anodes. It will not light up if it can’t contact the pins.
Package Include:
20 x 10mm SMD 5050 RGB LED Strip Light Connectors
Zitrades Technical Support
1.If you have a waterproof LED strip, should peel off silicon on the surface around soldering line area and inserting in the strip light into the connector body and you’ll feel the connector grab the ribbon.
2.If you have a non-waterproof LED strip, just slide in the ribbon and make sure positive and negative poles match.
3.This product is used only to conductive connection, want to fixed please to solder.
4.If you have any questions regarding our products or services, please feel free to drop us an email anytime, we will help you to solve anything on the installation problem and quick reply to you within 24 hours.
Product Features
- Compatible with 10mm SMD 5050 RGB LED strip light
- 4 Pin conductor for LED strip light non-waterproof
- Easy clip solderless connectors
- Lock the LED strip light tightly
- Used to connect cut LED strip lights across a gap
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PLEASE READ THIS for help installing….. I had all kinds of trouble to begin with. The strip is too bulky to get in the connector, and the copper wouldn’t connect even if I did. Like others said, it was covered with some film, but I think that is on purpose in case you put these on a metal surface or something.Here’s what worked very easily for me! Take a fingernail, and peel the rubber away from the led strip, it’s pretty easy to do, Then cut it back the length of the connector. Then connect the new exposed clean side to…
Sometimes you may have to wiggle the connection side to side or make a better cut on the LED strip for all the colors … Nothing fancy – does the job to connect RGB LED strip lighting together for the needed shapes or to cross small gaps. Some of the connections took a bit of fiddling to get all the colors to turn on, but all worked in the end.A few pieces of advice:If your lights have adhesive tape attached make sure it is removed for the amount the clips will cover (including any residue or stickyness – you may need to clean it with rubbing alcohol and a q-tip if it doesn’t come off easily)…
Connection is good, but be careful. My review is for the Strip-to-strip Jumpers. I actually used them as strip-to-wire connectors, because the connector side is infinitely better than the dedicated wire connectors. I just cut the wires in the middle of the jumper, and I had 20 strip connectors. You must be careful connecting the LED tape – make sure you have the correct width (8mm), and make sure the tape is positioned correctly. If you can, leave the backing from the adhesive on the strip, to add a little thickness to your LED…