Can you put multiple strands together? Do they plug into each other?
1564364
No, one end of the string is a male connector for the electrical socket and the other ends as a light bulb socket.
1564365
Unfortunately our 100 foot strings do not connect with each other. At 100 lights at 7 watts a piece, that 700 watts just on that string. For safety concerns we keep it at a 100 foot max. If you have any more questions just let us know. Thanks
1686312
Yes; I connected 2 strings but I'm sure you can do more. But be wary of connecting too many in case of electrical problems.
1583143
Yes, but you will need to incorporate an LED amplifier and power adapter for additional strands. You will need to reference the amps provided by the existing power suppy and the amps used by the LED lights, but you will normally require this type of setup for anything greater than 4 or 5 meters.
34359
I am not an expert but it is my understanding not to attach two 16.5 foot strings together (end to end). They may over heat and not work properly. Each string needs its own controller and/or power supply. Hope this helps.
790526
I had to use a single 6amp power supply for 2 strands. We also had to cut them to run in parallel, so it was 4 strips of 8 feet long stemming from the power supply.
722443
It has a 2 prong plug, and it does not connect 1 stand to another. One end is a closed circuit, so you cannot attach and continue the strand like other stand lights (I.e., Christmas lights)
754811
I am not sure if it does or not, but there does not appear any way to connect another piece.
978218
Yes you can connect them. I have two connected and strung across my backyard.
739781
Hi, I think you cannot connect two lines, I haven't try but I don't think you can dismantle the edges to connect another one? Maybe you can unscrew the end but again I don't know
915270
Yes, that can be done. Be very careful that you make the connection with the correct plug (wire). It might be an idea to purchase a single cord with one connection at each end.
1061392
the plug does not allow you to string them together, the distance between the lights is about one foot so one strand covers my patio door "window" - they also run very cool, so you can have them with fabric without a problem.
1366161
It plugs in like any strand of lights would. You can't plug these into each other that's all
2074011
Mine arrived yesterday and it was not one long strand. Instead I received 9 strands each around 3' each. They don't look hard to attach together, but it wasn't at all what I was expecting.
1263399
Yes they can be linked. at the end of the entire strip,there's another plug to hook up another strip.
1366159
I was able to plug it into a regular outlet. The connection to another strand was not standard but worked to connect the two strands.
1761308
I don't think so but, if you can afford to experiment, see what happens. Me I thinke it might be wiser to use 2 sets of lights. with separate dimers. This would be the save way to do it.
141786
Yes, because you are putting two complete different pieces of wire into the connector. If making a "T" it is really no different than "splicing" the wire together, you just have one wire that continues on while you have perhaps one short wire coming off of it. Hope this helps rather than confuses!