Review on 🔌 Enhanced SEO: Litcessory 6-Pin to Cut-End Connector for Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus (4 Pack, White - MICRO 6-PIN V4) by Brian Dildine

If you're installing a Philips Hue strip light and want the light disruption to spread elsewhere, there's nothing better than these adapters from Litcessory. I bought them based solely on these reviews (and mostly due to the lack of "official" and a few other unofficial extension cord options that weren't just another light strip). There's no doubt that they work and are almost as easy as advertised. So if this is the project you have planned, look nowhere else. the longest cupboard in our kitchen. The problem I had was the open area where the cooker was above the hob. The running lights underneath would look odd as they would expose the sides of the cabinets and ruin the clean look I was going for. Philips Hue doesn't make lightless extension cords, so I had to find something that would allow me to run the cord in closets, across the range, and out to the next section. I found them and they really work. When installing it is important to watch the video and read the included instructions carefully to ensure you cut the light strips correctly. It was a little more difficult than I would have liked, but ultimately not that difficult if you were even thinking about installing your own under cabinet light. Be especially careful with male to female adapters as they are very cumbersome to put back in if you accidentally remove them. If you're careful, they almost literally plug in and work. Now that I've had them for a few days I've had no problems connecting or syncing between the split bands. Everything looks as it should and on top of that it keeps the clean look I wanted under the cabinets. Take your time, read the instructions and they give you the freedom to create the lighting you want.