Connectors Solderless Extension Multicolor Connector Review

I do a lot of electrical, plumbing and all house related work. I had to stop after trying to get this POS to work for two hours. I would like to be compensated for the time spent. Very difficult to use! waste of time!

I bought Daybetter LED lights not knowing they no longer come with a connector so I ordered them. They work, but it was very difficult to insert the LED into the connector. I broke the light twice and had to start all over again because it was very difficult. But it works in the long run.

These connectors are poorly designed. Problem number one is not easy to open the connectors, number 2 is not easy to insert the strip, number three if you are lucky to insert the strip you cannot turn on the light more than 4-5 minutes. No matter how many times you switch your connections, they don't work. Rigid zero star project

This is the only connector that seems to work well for 10mm 5050 LED strips for about 1/2cm). Also use a jeweler's screwdriver to bend the can. the clamps just a little so the copper pads slide easily underneath. When the clip snaps, they reset.

They perfectly extend LED strips. I used them to build my whole house! Here are some tips to help you do that. 1. Use a small screwdriver or tool to gently pry open the pins before inserting the ends. 2. Carefully scrape the lead wire of the LED and stop when you see the copper. the exact spot where you connect because once it gets sticky it will be very difficult for you to put the end in 4, connect all the ends before installing lights throughout the house and making sure they work, all cycle

Easy? Yes. Light? no In some cases, it takes patience and a delicate hand to get the job done. If you go with standard open pin LED strips you will find that they are pretty simple and easy to use. The only adjustment you may need is to slightly raise the contact pressure points in the adapter to raise them above the inserted tape. The real problem occurs when you use an adapter with waterproof tape. You'll need a very sharp knife to do this - I used a scalpel blade to cut through the epoxy…