💡 GRIVER 4 Pin LED Connector for Waterproof 5050 LED Strip Light - Quick Strip to Wire Connection (Pack of 12 - 4-Pin Connectors) Review

Better than soldering or cheap fasteners. Be willing to demonstrate patience, manual dexterity, and troubleshooting skills. The idea is logically good, but the workmanship lacks the precision needed to make a perfect connection every time. The manufacturer must provide written detailed installation and troubleshooting instructions. I used 26 when installing the lighting above and below the cabinet. It took three days because it was tedious to get a good connection. Each wire has 4 possible…

These connectors are really good. I'm not sure why all the negative reviews as when used correctly they make a great connection between the waterproof RGB strip and the cable RGB 4. The key to a successful connection is to ensure that you Peel off the RGB strip's adhesive paper and press Stick your thumb nail arms out of the way. Then open the clamp fully, insert the strip until it touches the pad, and then close it fully. To ensure it's 100% waterproof I applied silicone sealant to the entire…

I don't know if my LED strip or strip connectors are bad. However, strip connectors did not work with strips (insulated). The pins of the connector pierce the tape from below (adhesive side) and the pins are so big that they almost break the copper pad of the LED strip and what is the result? No connection. I had to try many things to get it working. Finally, a nice but tricky trick did the trick. I cut very small strips of aluminum tape and put them over the copper pads on the LED strip…

I've read people's reviews about how difficult they are to use and that they have broken contacts on LED strips etc. etc. etc. I ordered again anyway, and guess what; NO, they work great if you use them correctly. If you're just trying to shed some light on this, then yes, it's not going to work very well, and if that's you, you probably shouldn't be attempting this task in the first place. All you have to do is open them wider and place the LED strip on the pins and then use pliers to pinch…

In a static installation e.g. B. in a place that is not exposed to movement or elements, they are probably better. I bought these for an LED kit on my ATV and they didn't work well for that application. The embossing on the side of the LED strip was fine. Feeding wires and crimping them didn't usually pierce the screen. I had to strip the wires first and then crimp them. The connections to each pin of the LED will then vibrate and the lights will flicker. I sealed the links to the elements and…

It frustrated me at first and yes my nails got ripped off as I learned from repetition and tried to discover things but as I got smarter I succeeded every time. To connect the extension cord: 1. Separate the wires, straighten them out, bends are a pain2. Make sure each colored wire is tucked neatly under each gold metal V-clip and pushed deep behind the terminals. Then press firmly with your fingers. Hold and use pliers to finish squeezing and snap cap into place.3. Check your work through the…

I wish I had bought them first before spending hours on other connectors. They match perfectly with the waterproof 5050 LED strip I used. The whole bar lit up, not just 1 or 2 lights (or none) like other connectors I tried to use. When you snap the connectors, the wires and ends of the LED strip stay inside and won't slide or move. Connecting 2 segments to these connectors takes less than 5 minutes. The hardest part of the process was installing the plastic fasteners to attach the tape to the…

They made rotating a lot easier when I installed LED lights. I've read that some people have had trouble with these, but I've found they work great if I separate the wires a bit and use pliers to cover the connectors. We could also open the connectors if we needed to reposition them without damaging them. The first time we tried it, we found that while our connected LED string connected easily, it was no longer the correct color. Instead of white light, we went yellow (we used an RGB strip). We

As with all cheap Chinese items sold at Revain, there are no instructions. You'd think this would be pretty easy, but unlike every other clip and adapter I've used, you have to leave a waterproof silicone coating *on*. don't tear it off So lesson learned, having already assembled my entire LED wire harness and ready to connect the power supply to these terminals. So I had to spend some of the LED to get a new silicone end. Then they don't slide under the pins unlike all the other clamps and…