what do you use to extend the wires because they are too short
918687
You can use thin speaker wire but you'll need a good bit of it. Or, I found an extension on here. It was hard to find but it's only $9.99. It's 2 meters, about 6 feet. I ordered it on a Thursday and got it the following Wednesday. I recommend taking the time to find the extension because you won't be taking the chance of messing anything up. I'll try to find it again and give you a link. Found the link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008VL2PZS/ref=mw_dp_sim_ss4?pi=SX125
918688
I used wire of the same gauge. I bought it at Walmart. I made sure to use the same gauge so it wouldn't burn out the lights by sending to much power. I tested it before I installed them and it worked fine. I mounted them and one of the 48" strips didn't work and one of the smaller strips had two colors that burn out. I should have know with the low cost it might break. I wouldn't buy this again. I have green neon from streetglow under another car of mine and it was $120 and has been flawless for four years. DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT!!
918689
You can't it sucks just gotta work with what you got I got a small 2 door Honda civic and I had it professionally installed and it still looks cheap don't buy these buy the neon tubes the big ones not cheap led strips like this
918690
Any wire that is of the same gauge or bigger will work. All you have to do is cut it and then put in more wire, just make sure you have each wire matching since there is 4 different ones.
918691
Xprite Extension Wire For LED Under Car Glow Underbody Neon Lights Kit 3M - 1pcs
918692
I used thermostat wire it worked great just make sure if you crimp or wire but those that you black tape it or something and I also used Velcro tape to attach it to my under carriage it's tape on one side and Velcro on the other hope this helpa
363998
Friend, The wires came with plugs on the ends that are coded for what light they work. I simply cut the ends off of them but marked what wire was what. Then just bought some speaker wire and connected to the cut ends to the plug ends. All your doing is making extensions because the wire that comes with it is to short. You can cross the wires up and it will still work. I did this for better light effects. I used zip ties to strap them in my grill. That way there are no holes.
1385487
the cord is only about 4 feet long. I researched about adapters and couldn't find any. There were some people who rigged some wires for an extension but I never tried.
220466
Length of the wires are about 3ft. Not very long. You may have to splice depending upon the distance of the "sweet spot" location.
1471486
I agree, line is too short. I don't see why speaker wire wouldn't work to extend. If you know anything about splicing, you'll be fine
1301470
I was not able to extend it fully because the wires were too tight from the cable runner. But with about slightly less than 3/4 extended it came out to 12" from the wall.
817692
I would assume any un-shielded wire would work though I have not tried extending it.
1316116
I don't think the company supplies an extension wire, but you should be able to cut and splice your own extension into the set to accommodate your need.
28498
You are going to have to splice the wires to extend it. The cord they give you is a rather odd length, figuring that by the time you mount the light in some cases the wire has to go back a long the light wasting wire. I hope this helps.
1044012
If I remember correctly, none. You put what you want or use the crimp couplers to extend the wiring.
1957772
Extend the wire with at least the same guage as the one it comes with. Crimp your splice.
363379
I believe there is a bushing in there so you can use a smaller gauge wire. I will check when I get home to be sure. They make adapters to go up or down in gauge size if you want to do that.
2027554
You would have to cut & splice the wires - wires as they come are def not that long.
1546530
Yes, you need a 4-wire (TRRS) cable to extend. You would have to search for them on Amazon, but you seem to know that it's a TRRS cable, so you should be fine.
1230202
I doubt there is a kit per say, but it can be lengthened for sure. I would be confident in doing it easily with mine, because I have the tools and parts, but it wouldn't pretty the way I would do it. I would get some thin wire, (since the sensor needs very little voltage) pop open the main unit and remove the original wire from any circuitry inside. Next solder in the new wire and take that new wire's other end and use crimpers and wire connectors to close the circuit. If you know any handymen, they could explain better than I.
2770
yes, you can tuck the wire in the wall to shorten it to the length you want.
669895
No, the way the unit is configured, it does not appear that it would be possible to add an extension. You could check with the manufacturer to se if the have a longer cable available.