Review on Strip Connector Solderless Accessories Provides by Cody Wuol

We have several LED strip kits that we wanted to install in some closets and around the fake mantel. Lots of 90 degree turns and jumping from the base to a door that opens sometimes (a few times a year to build up the scenery). This kit saved the day and far exceeded my expectations. I've never cut LED strips or used jumpers and corners, so I hesitated. I was worrying for nothing. The kit is so easy to use that the hardest part for me was remembering to peel off the tape before attaching the strip. My first pair of connections had some problems with incomplete connections (red didn't work). I figured it out (the copper foil on the strip was badly warped and almost worn away as I continued to connect and disconnect the strip). We suggest you double check the length and placement, then make the connections and you're done. I didn't use the t-connector but used everything else and everything worked perfectly. The only thing to really note is that all of the connectors are labeled R, G, B, and +. There is no need to match them to the corresponding letters on the strip as long as they match across the strip (i.e. blue (B) can be connected to the + side as long as blue (B) is connected to the + side). Once I figured that out (it took me a moment), the install was even faster and easier. t.win they usually offer a discount (I saved $5!) This kit has enough to do a couple of installs, I had to squeeze them with pliers to get them back in place