How to Cut, Connect and Power LED Strip Lights
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Learn the different methods and techniques for cutting, connecting and powering LED Strip Lights!
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I really need help! I cut the led lights cause I’m dumb and it won’t come back together help!
Hello! As long as you've cut along the designated cutting lines, you will be able to connect the strips back together using a strip connector, or by soldering the wires directly to the strip. If you do not have access to a soldering iron and solder - or are not familiar with the process, I would definitely recommend using a strip connector!
Thank you so much it helped me my question was will the led light work if you cut them? I think it's answered this vid needs more views thanks ❤️🔥💥
I have no clue why u have to cut the lights, can someone help?
It is not necessary to cut your lights but is helpful when you need to create custom lengths. Hope that helps!
environmentallights Thank you! I was so confused
good informative video.
Tysm I was scared to cut by after I was able to cut and nothing was broken
Gud Video! Thanks 😊 :)
Thanks this rlly helped me xx
Where do u get connectors from?
We offer quite a few different connectors on our website depending on how many conductors you have on your strip. You can head there (environmentallights.com) and type in 'connectors' in the search bar and they will show up! Hope that helps.
nice thanks