Flutesan 20 Pcs 5 Pin 12 mm LED Strip Connector RGB Lights Waterproof Adapter 22 Awg Wires Connector for Strip Light Unwired Gapless Track 5v 12v 24v

Used this product for an LED lighting project I had and the connectors were perfect for the job. Well made and durable.

They worked great for my purposes. The little spikes that go into the light strip didn't line up exactly but you can just get some tweezers and bend it a little to line up. Would definitely buy again.

These do not work well. The attachment method is to puncture, not clamp.For the PCV LED strip side, that means the ONLY thing holding the strip and the connector together are two little blades that go into and through the strip. One little tug, and your LED strip is garbage.For the wire side... Hooo boy where to start. First, these are sized for very thin wire - think 18ga or smaller. For most low voltage applications, that means STRANDED wire. So... How well is a thin little puncture point going to work on those strands? Answer: Not at all. The wire pulls right out. You could put a bead of solder to hold the stand together and then the puncture would work better... But if I'm breaking out the solder iron, why would I need these connectors in the first place?These are a garbage design and I wish I had bought something else.

These adapters make it possible to run wires from one string of LEDs to another. If you have a spool of 4-wire cable, you can do things like add additional light strips across a hallway or above cupboards without the need for an additional receiver. Most receivers can support 25-50 feet of RGB LED tape, so if you have multiple areas that need light and no not want lights in between those areas, this kit plus a spool of 4-wire cabling can get the job done. There is no soldering required and you don't even need to strip wires. Clamp the ends of the adapters down to 'bite' into the wires on one side and to the contacts of the LED strips on the other. They lock closed and are very sturdy. I cannot comment on water resistance, but I would not use these outdoors without some sort of shrink tubing.

When I first tried these, I couldn't get the connections to be stable and the connected light strips wouldn't stay on with any movement of the strand. Fortunately I had bought extra tape to practice with before my final project. Before puncturing anymore holes in the copper pads, I tested the connectors by just tapping the copper to the pins first. Then I realized that I was getting a much better connection if I attached the light strips face down in the connectors and voila! Problem solved.Going forward, I made sure to test the connection after each new strip added, by plugging it all in. That way I knew which connection was having issues if need be. The whole thing worked flawlessly on the first try!

They work well if you’re connecting the waterproof strips to thicker gauge rgb wire (like the multicolored ones sold on Amazon)The quality is kind of eh, some of the clips on the sides don’t fully engage and it hangs loosely, some of them clamp so tightly that you can’t pull them apart at all. Not super impressed with the quality. But certainly a good amount for the moneyThey do not work for connecting wires to more wires.

Used these with multiple strips of LED lights and the only caveat is that they do not work with silicone-coated strips (which is expected). Had no issue opening or closing, none broke during installation, worked as expected. Good value overall, recommended.

I’ve purchased a numerous aftermarket solutions for reconnecting Philips hue strips and never found anything that works. These connectors are a lifesaver.

The teeth aren't strong enough to pierce the casing around the wires, so they don't make contact. Using pliers to add a bit of pressure does nothing, as the amount of pressure needed to pierce the wires only cracks the housing.