How long are the wire leads on the single puck light, and before and connection which would add length from other connection components?
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There is approximately an 8 inch wire coming off each puck with a connector that plugs into one of the three matching connectors on the included 3 light harness. The harness is approximately 3 feet in length. That in turn connects to the 6 foot plug-in power cord. Hope that helps, Barry - Brodwax on Amazon
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As others have said, the led disk is a little under 1 1/2" diameter, the pins stick out about another 3/8" and perhaps 1/8" thick overall. Really made for puck lights which tend to be flat, with a recessed area behind the lens. There are other configurations of led 'bulbs' if you need to fit a different fixture.
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Its about 6". There is a polarized plug and jack on the leads. The plug and jack is really hard to connect.
2092174
These do not fit into a standard low voltage puck fixture. They are too long
1884341
the other answer is correct - it is 1.5" from the front to the base of the connector - the leads of the connector add another 1/4"
1923021
Use the 14/2 wire. The quick connects fit the wire perfectly! I have 50 ft of the wire running 4 o Paradise 8W LED lights with a 200W power supply. All purchased on Amazon. It works great.
1051142
Hi there, I don't have the bulbs here at my home, but the fit the puck light in my '07 American Eagle. The pins are approximately 1/8" too long and I use my wire cutters and shorten them to fit. It sure eliminates the heat from the original halogen bulbs.
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Found this on Amazons website. Easy To Install - Wireless - No Tools Required One Remote Can Control Up To 24 Pucks Pucks Can Be Placed Anywhere Within 20ft/6M of the Switch Wireless On/Off Switch with Timer/Dimmer Functions LEDs Last Up to 100,000 Hours
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Wire into junction box then you can link to additional lights with supplied connector. However the connector is only 1 1/4" long . So they are linked very close together.
53614
The light and the harness both have bare wire ends so just use an inline connector and a pair of crimpers to splice them. You could also use a wire nut if you want but the inline connector will allow the wire to remain in a straight line.
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Wire on my unit is approx. foot long. Works well. This the second unit that I bought. First one was for my father who was elderly and could not turn on a lamp.
2133773
If I understand your question correctly, you want to cut the lights, separate them and then join them back with wire, making the total length longer. If this is what you want to do then the answer is yes. Make sure you cut where the white line is on the led strips and then strip plastic to expose the wire and solder your additional wire to the led wire. The lights will need a 12 volt power supply and I also added a dimmer to control how much light. They are very bright.
1241311
The way I mounted the lights, I can not check the length of the links. If I recall, the links were around two and half inches between the mounts. I'm pretty sure they were not 5 or 3 inches long.
2015776
too short, way too short... you need a junction box right beside the spot. It's a metric wire, not in your usual store... so you can't change it for a longer one unless you get an electrician to enlarge the wire opening
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about 6-8" of positive & Negative pigtail is included ready to hookup to your light circuit.
1234267
Pig tail for the puck lights are 10 inches and the cord to connect each one of them is 11feet.
1113856
Yes this kit works, there is actually two wires per lead. I used it to connect four lights with no trouble simply by adding extra wires.