>>Every 3-LEDS cuttable without damaging the rest strips, according to your requirement<< Does this mean I can cut the 16ft strip into 3-5'4" pcs?
509506
Yes, you can cut them every 2 inches. Take a close look where you cut, in between the contacts which are identified with a + and a - sign. Make sure sure that you leave room for the connectors if working in a tight place.
509507
What this means is there are 3 leds in each cuttable section which is 2 inches long. So you would get 6 three led sections per foot.
509508
Yes, you can certainly cut them to that length. Be sure to use the proper connectors for your project.
509509
The lights sold by Amazon are not all the same. Some are can be solder and some are solderless, but he principle is the same.
509510
Yes, you can easily size this LED strip to you needs by cutting it about every three inches where there is a big white line. just be aware that you will have to solder on your own wires or connector to the solder globs of each strip to get power to them. really really easy if you have every dealt with soldering before.
509511
If 5'4" measures at a white line (the white line is a cut line). You will need connectors to rewire them.
509512
I think it's every 3 inches. So the answer would be yes. But you will need to buy the connectors of course
1381190
Yes. This transformer has enough capacity for more than one 16' roll of LEDs. You will want to come out of the unit with a #12 -16 wire and take that to your light strip. I actually took two runs, one to each side of the kitchen and then split it again several times to get to my strips. This helps with voltage drop to each light strip providing more even lighting. To me anyway. Now if I were to run the entire 16" at once with no breaks then I would not worry about it but would still use the larger wire from the t/f to the strip. This t/f is large. Mine is up in the attic.
176083
cant answer that one but i have put 2 x 16 ft strips together with no noticible drop in brightness so i'm at 32 foot but other than that maybe send manufacturer or seller a line. sorry im not much help
792341
I think you would be fine as LEDs don't draw much current. I have @ 12ft split in 3ea 4ft lengths with no issues at all.
1159460
Yes they can I put 3 strip all the way around the boat. You can cut as short as you want.
1861943
The amount and (amperage) of the power supplies is determined by how many LEDS will be powered. I highly suggest calling the vendor. They are GREAT folks, and are more than accommodating. They make extension/jumper wires, to go between the segments. Also, if you have custom lengths (as I did) they will make one to your specifications.
1610617
You can cut it about every 1.5" This has 3 LED's on it and a different set of resistors. I believe you would use the same wattage on a 1.5" piece as you would on a 16' piece.
2276555
Yes, you should be able to shorten the length of the light, we had a different problem, we had to makeit longer and we were able to do that without a problem..You would just cut the wiring to the size you want and remove that many links...
641542
You can cut them between the 4 copper looking circles only. They are ever 3 diods. These are the conecting points and you will nee the special connections. It has been said you can solder them but I perfer the connectors.
1151752
3 16ft. strips might be too drawing too much power, if you run two at the max, you shouldnt have a problem.
792340
Hi, My impression is that it will work, although I have not seperated a 16.4 ft. strip, I am running two full length 16.4 LED strips on the single 12v, 4amp power supply and remote with this splitter.
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.
1726887
Return the product and find strips in 3 foot sections and a "Y" or multi connector to the lights
1714393
You can cut it to any length. The strip consists of Three LEDs are in a series circuit over and over again in parallel. If it's cut short only the other 1 or 2 won't work. There is no need for soldering. But I suggest sealing the end with hot glue to keep moisture out if it's used outdoors
1383631
You can cut the strips at certain contact points( I think it was every 3 LEDs). From there you can either solder on fresh wires or use premade connectors to the contact points,(+) and (-). It's not complicated at all and easily done.
1189732
Strip can be cut but everything on that line will be the same color. That being said, I added a 3-way splitter and extensions. One of the 3-ways had a dodgy connection and would occasionally be a diffetent color which I corrected by tightening the connection and taping it.
2263023
When you cut then you have to solider them to the next string of lights or you can buy the ledSplice connectiers and they clip together, but I would recommend you solider the connection the clip that holds them together sometimes come loose, As for power for the lights you have to buy the power supply separately or buy the led set with the a c adapter included,