💡 RGBZONE 2 Pack 1M 3.3ft Extension Cable for SMD 5050 RGB LED Strip Light - Easy Female Plug Connection with Free 4pin Connectors Review

I wanted to do some lighting above and below my new cabinets. I tied the key to a rope and threw it in the dead space between the huts and tied the end of that rope to the rope to lead it down. We have a smart plug in the top of the closet and I plugged in the cord from the top, then I kept turning on my lights. I've been working like a champ and now with Alexa I have amazing lights in my kitchen.

I bought them to extend several purchased LED strips and they fit the connectors but I found them to dangle quite freely. If you connect them so that they're lying horizontally on a surface, they work fine; However, I have mine hanging vertically from a light strip, so I had to staple the ends together to keep them from going under the voltage of the small power supply they're connected to. Not bad for the price.

These do not work. I extended two strips and I was never able to get the color right with these extensions. When I pressed "Red" on the remote, one bar was red and the other was green. Changing wires and connectors while trying to diagnose will do the same. When I remove those cheap extensions the colors are perfect. I would love to return, but there is no way to go back to Revain right now. Spring.

Everything works as described so far. This setup was 2 weeks old. If you want to extend the LED wiring to a WIFI module, this is what you need. I don't notice any difference when connecting the cable or directly on the module. The color and use/control is the same. Connect the plugs correctly and pay attention. So far so good, recommended so far. The photo is before I ran the cable into the wall (using city specs and regulations. Make sure to match the code).

Bought a 65.6ft WiFi LED strip with Alexa voice, app and music. Supplied as two 32ft light strips that plug into two sockets that emanate from the main cord. I also bought two 1 meter extension cords separately so I didn't have to put the light on the wall. Found an outlet near an inconspicuous corner and routed the cord using the supplied clamps to secure the cord to the wall every few feet. I wiped the top edge of the wall near the ceiling with wet wipes, starting each strip at the same…