Are the connections between linkable units small or a wire of some length?
586415
The connection wires are about 6 or 7 inches long or so. I didn't measure but it's about that.
586416
There is a wire that is about 1 foot long and a plug that is about 1 1/2 inches long so that the lights can be ganged. I bought only one light so I haven't used either. The one light is plenty bright over the kitchen sink.
1959973
If you have some way of connecting them. It is an individual unit. I would not recommend it.
475119
Mine is connected and I cannot precisely measure it, but it looks to be about 6 feet long.
228141
The wires I bought are only 5 and 5/8 inches. These worked for what I needed. Anne L
1821006
Whatever it is, not long enough. Mine stopped working after 15 days and I sent it back for a refund. The connector is very fragile and I never break ANYTHING (very careful with my stuff). This is a problem with this unit - the connector seems to not be soldered well or mechanically sound.
1207434
I also have connected 6 of them and have in Parallel. I suggest to use almost the same length for all the wires (put the connecting point in the mid of the deck.
1607258
There is one connector at each end. You cut the wires in the middle, or closer to one connector if you need more wire on a particular end and then you will have four bare wires on one end to connect to your project and two connectors on the other end to connect to each other.
884402
Mini banana plug connectors fit. They move a little though. Not overly tight fitting.
705553
I am not sure that the width of the connection is the only issue. There is also the thread pattern - that is, how tight the threads are and what angle. Not everything is interchangeable.
1005066
It is a quick link, but I never use it. I measure the old chain length and punch out the pin at the needed length avoiding the quick connector
1083335
The quick-connect pigtail (3 wires) supplied with this unit are 18 AWG, so wiring that size or larger should suffice (however, it would probably be prudent to check your local electrical codes). I hooked mine up to the same size wiring they used in the rest of my house and that worked fine (better for the wire to be too large than too small!). Here's what the wires attach to: Black Connected to live (L) side of AC line White Connected to neutral (N) side of AC line Red Connected to interconnect lines (red wires) of other units in a multiple-station set-up (if you connect units together with the red wire, if one goes off, it'll tell the others to sound off, too).
195959
The cable on my particular unit was quite short; only about 18-24" or so long so that may be something to consider before buying.
623800
Mine connected securely, also in 3 pieces, all the same size. I would experiment with turning them upside down to see if you get a secure fit.
503032
See if you can find smaller wire nuts at a local hardware store. Also route the wires in smooth straight paths so they dont cross each other and things will take up less space and may fit better. Crossed wire paths take up a lot of space.
1905946
They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
671952
As it is, you can use it with 2 (6 Ft)or 3 (9 Ft) sections at a time but not 1. They look like special connectors. It would be difficult to find them.
1381347
In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not wanting one fixture to be more than 18 inches away from another (as measured traveling around the corner), you should be able to do what you want. In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not... » Read More In addition to the 5 foot electrical plug end cord, each unit includes a flexible linking cord. This flexible linking cord is approximately 17 inches in length, with a 1 inch plastic linking connector on each end, for a total length of approximately 19 inches. The instruction flier says the following: "Electrical cord can be routed around corners to suite the installation", and it has a diagram showing both the electric cord (plug end), and a linking cord being routed around corners. The flier also says "Link fixtures up to 18 inches apart". So as long as you're not wanting one fixture to be more than 18 inches away from another (as measured traveling around the corner), you should be able to do what you want. « Show Less