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NFLS8-2CPTH 8mm Flexible Light Strip Solderless Clamp On Pigtail Adapter
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Overview
8mm Flexible Light Strip Solderless Clamp On Pigtail Adapter. Use for connecting NFLS-x Flexible Light Strips and Strip segments. 16.25cm(6.4in), 60.9cm(24in), or 152.4cm(60 in) length with 22 AWG.
Specifications
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| Part NO | Diameter | Length | Price Ea. | Model Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NFLS8-2CPTH | - | 6.4 | $0.59 | - |
| NFLS8-2CPTH24 | - | 24 | $0.99 | - |
| NFLS8-2CPTH60 | - | 60 | $1.99 | - |
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Avoid these if you can solder
i had quite a bit of problems with poor contact to the LED strip using these connectors. The problem is when removing the backing on the light strip and exposing the adhesive, the adhesive gums up the contacts resulting in either no connection or a significant voltage drop. Most solvents would not remove the adhesive. I ended up soldering directly onto the LED strip.
Response from Super Bright LEDs:
Solid LED Connector
A great LED Connector, of the 20 or so that I purchased, only one is having connectivity problems that are causing some flickering within the line. Easy to use and connect. Great price, just realize you'll need to buy two if you plan on connecting two strips together as the product only has ONE connector and then the two wires.
Not user friendly
I have tried numerous connectors and haven't had much luck with any of them. I even scrapped the copper connections points on the strip. Eventually after "playing" with it long enough I was able to make a connection. There has to be an easier way.
