What type of connector is used on this? I want to connect to my Brickman LED set which is a 2 pronged plug-in then screw cap cover.
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It comes with its own easy to use connector that attaches to any gauge low voltage cable
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It comes with a rectangular connector that works similar to the round, screw type connector where main wires are pierced by two sharp conductors. I didn't use them for my lighting system. I throw away any that come from Malibu, Portfolio, etc. as they will eventually absorb water and cause problems later. I twisted the bare ends and used Ideal Direct Burial Wire Connectors from Home Depot. There's silicone grease in the wire nuts to keep moisture away from the conductors and prevent corrosion. These are the type of wire nuts used for landscape irrigation solenoids (exposed to weather). Much simpler and more reliable outdoor wire connections for landscape. The lights themselves are great.
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It comes with a rectangular connector that works similar to the round, screw type connector where main wires are pierced by two sharp conductors. I didn't use them for my lighting system. I throw away any that come from Malibu, Portfolio, etc. as they will eventually absorb water and cause problems later. I twisted the bare ends and used Ideal Direct Burial Wire Connectors from Home Depot. There's silicone grease in the wire nuts to keep moisture away from the conductors and prevent corrosion. These are the type of wire nuts used for landscape irrigation solenoids (exposed to weather). Much simpler and more reliable outdoor wire connections for landscape. The lights themselves are great. It comes with a rectangular connector that works similar to the round, screw type connector where main wires are pierced by two sharp conductors. I didn't use them for my lighting system. I throw away any that come from Malibu, Portfolio, etc. as they will eventually absorb water and cause problems later. I twisted the bare ends and used Ideal Direct Burial Wire Connectors from Home Depot. There's silicone grease in the wire nuts to keep moisture away from the conductors and prevent corrosion. These are the type of wire nuts used for landscape irrigation solenoids (exposed to weather). Much... » Read More It comes with a rectangular connector that works similar to the round, screw type connector where main wires are pierced by two sharp conductors. I didn't use them for my lighting system. I throw away any that come from Malibu, Portfolio, etc. as they will eventually absorb water and cause problems later. I twisted the bare ends and used Ideal Direct Burial Wire Connectors from Home Depot. There's silicone grease in the wire nuts to keep moisture away from the conductors and prevent corrosion. These are the type of wire nuts used for landscape irrigation solenoids (exposed to weather). Much simpler and more reliable outdoor wire connections for landscape. The lights themselves are great. « Show Less
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I am not familiar with the Brickman connectors, but I used the ones that came with the lights. They are a simple crimp on type that uses metal points to pierce the wire. you can connect them anywhere on your 12 volt two conductor wire powering your lighting configuration. To take a look at the connectors search on Amazon for Moonrays 11604 Cable Connectors for Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, 2-Pack. I also have used this connector also found on Amazon (and Home Depot if you need them today):Malibu 8150-9802-02 Wire Connectors, 2 Pack. I found the Moonrays connectors harder to work with, but less fragile over time, especially if you disconnect/connect them a few times. B I am not familiar with the Brickman connectors, but I used the ones that came with the lights. They are a simple crimp on type that uses metal points to pierce the wire. you can connect them anywhere on your 12 volt two conductor wire powering your lighting configuration. To take a look at the connectors search on Amazon for Moonrays 11604 Cable Connectors for Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, 2-Pack. I also have used this connector also found on Amazon (and Home Depot if you need them today):Malibu 8150-9802-02 Wire Connectors, 2 Pack. I found the Moonrays connectors harder to work with, but... » Read More I am not familiar with the Brickman connectors, but I used the ones that came with the lights. They are a simple crimp on type that uses metal points to pierce the wire. you can connect them anywhere on your 12 volt two conductor wire powering your lighting configuration. To take a look at the connectors search on Amazon for Moonrays 11604 Cable Connectors for Low Voltage Landscape Lighting, 2-Pack. I also have used this connector also found on Amazon (and Home Depot if you need them today):Malibu 8150-9802-02 Wire Connectors, 2 Pack. I found the Moonrays connectors harder to work with, but less fragile over time, especially if you disconnect/connect them a few times. B « Show Less
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This LED light includes 2 Moonray connectors. Just open 3 screws and place low voltage cable then tighten screw. For cost effective, you can use screw cap with silicon in a tube for water resistance. you can buy at home depot or Lowes
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They may make a variety of connectors but the one I bought is a ceramic disc with holes for two pins and wiring leads for a landscape type fixture. The bulb I use is a MR16. There is also a notation for GU5.3 on the bulb package. I don't know what it means.
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It's a standard 4 pin, inline connector. The wiring of the unit itself is fully insulated into a single cable to each light.
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This came with several connectors and end caps. The only thing you will need to do is cut with precision and use some silicone glue.
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I bought two sets of 3 light each with adapters, extended length of adapters by cutting in half and soldering various length wire between each half to desired length and connected all six. make sure not to cross connect wires. all working without any problem.
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Yes you just have to make sure the Adapter is powerful enough like this one will work great http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KKU7U6WAnd then you can also use connectors like this Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 3) LED strip light connector one end 4pin male connector, other end new type 10mm RGB connector,
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This is made to drop into an incandescent light. I believe you'll need a spanner of some sort to unscrew the bezel of your led head. After that you may need to fenagle it to make it work.
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We used this: LED strip light connector one end 4pin male connector,another end new type 10mm connector,+BRG 3 of LED strip light connector one end 4pin male connector,another end new type 10mm connector,+BRG Sold by LEDwholesalers
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Well what you could do is take an old usb cord and a small usb power brick which could work which is what i tried or u could just buy an led power supply but i mean itt can be a hassle
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It is the older 30 pin connectors - not the lightening connector. I have a 5 cord that I use with it perfectly
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You will need to get a weather tight box to make the connection to the pig tail supplied with the light . The pig tail is too short to attach a standard three prong plug to it. Mount the light on the back of the box with 2 each self tapping screws into the blank hole in the back of the die cast section of the box . Use a standard 4x4 box screw a 1/2 inch cord grip in the back of the box. The pig tail will just barely fit. The n make the splice inside the box and use another cord grip to attach the cord for the three prong plug.
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Yes this is the male part. It connects with the female (!) part on the LED strip from the same company, I am using 'HitLights Warm White Double Density 600 LEDs Flexible Light Strip, 3528 Type SMD, 5 Meter or 16.4 Ft, 12 Volt, 48 Watt'
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I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
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I think they can be. You can try going to LEDGLOWS website to find a tutorial. Or I think I watched a video on YouTube on how to do it, however I just plugged mine into the four pin connector.
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You need to check and confirm the color code from your adapter. The black should be ground and red 12+DC. Attached the red to the red and insulate the connection. Attach the black from the adapter to light case by one of the bolts. Should work fine.
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This uses a single element 1141 or 1156 bulb, (3/8 inch Bayonet Base) the LED lights I bought did not have an adapter for that size and I ended up having to hard-wire the LEDs to the switch. Some other LEDs do have that size, check to make sure.
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The black connector is for the relays. You cant see the actual connectors in this picture. I used this harness to upgrade my Jeep system. I bought H4 Hella bulbs. Works great.