Can you link two strands together? Is there a female plug at the end of each string?
178446
Hello again CK - just an update: This year we will be offering a version of Lawn Lights that *does* have the end-to-end connector feature. Thanks! - Mark
178447
No, I don't believe you can. I would research for you, but my lights are deep in the attic. I will say they looked great in my yard last year.
1283736
Yes it is already in sections so you can add as many strands as you like. You can do one strand or three to four. Depending on the size twist your trying to achieve.
1702675
You can connect them end to end but each string has a separate box that needs to be programmed. I put three strands up in my TV room for a party and kept them up. I really like them. But to have to program each box (3 of them since I have 3 strands) every time I turn them on gets a big old. But for what I paid for them, no big deal.
1263399
Yes they can be linked. at the end of the entire strip,there's another plug to hook up another strip.
77622
Yes you can tie these together, there is a wire chase plug that can be removed and a electrical fitting used to protect the wiring.
1702674
Yes, they connect end to end, but as D. Denman posts, each strand requires you to adjust the lighting pattern on its' own box. Also, the plugs themselves are rather flimsy and I had to loop the cables together so the weight of the lights didn't keep unplugging the strands from each other.
1538055
They can be hooked together. You need to buy the connectors (come in a pack if 5 I believe). You can connect as many strands as u need to make it the length you need. I put them on my boat around the salon and up radar arch.
1704065
No, on one end it is terminated with wire to a female DC round plug (like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51QeFxz2ZUL.jpg ). On the other end its just cut at a junction spot. This particular set is more for someone who is handy with a soldering iron and a bit of wiring. I am an electronics technician, so I preferred this style, but to daisy chain them, I think you need to get the more expensive version that has the shorter modular sections. I found these, they connect cur sections together without soldering that would work for you: http://www.amazon.com/Ledcreelight-Connector-2-Conductor-Strip-monochrome/dp/B0084M6FWS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1351123152&sr;=8-5&keywords;=led+strip+light+connector No, on one end it is terminated with wire to a female DC round plug (like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51QeFxz2ZUL.jpg ). On the other end its just cut at a junction spot. This particular set is more for someone who is handy with a soldering iron and a bit of wiring. I am an electronics technician, so I preferred this style, but to daisy chain them, I think you need to get the more expensive version that has the shorter modular sections. I found these, they connect cur sections together without soldering that would work for you:... » Read More No, on one end it is terminated with wire to a female DC round plug (like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51QeFxz2ZUL.jpg ). On the other end its just cut at a junction spot. This particular set is more for someone who is handy with a soldering iron and a bit of wiring. I am an electronics technician, so I preferred this style, but to daisy chain them, I think you need to get the more expensive version that has the shorter modular sections. I found these, they connect cur sections together without soldering that would work for you: http://www.amazon.com/Ledcreelight-Connector-2-Conductor-Strip-monochrome/dp/B0084M6FWS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1351123152&sr;=8-5&keywords;=led+strip+light+connector « Show Less
2080894
No clue man.... seems I recall reading somewhere that you could couple up to 16 strings... must equate to a pretty low amp draw... google it...!
838574
No they don't work like that. Had one break and tried to splice together and did not work. I use 2 strings pretty effective and I place the boxes into some plants I have.
2049428
The unit has male threaded ends on both ends. The female coupler was not included. If you are replacing an existing cell, the original two female threaded union ends can be used (if not damaged)... Hope this helps.
2176963
They are made so that you can connect more than one string together. Just make sure that you have an adequate extension power cord to handle whatever load you are going to put on the circuit.
739781
Hi, I think you cannot connect two lines, I haven't try but I don't think you can dismantle the edges to connect another one? Maybe you can unscrew the end but again I don't know
1366159
I was able to plug it into a regular outlet. The connection to another strand was not standard but worked to connect the two strands.
915270
Yes, that can be done. Be very careful that you make the connection with the correct plug (wire). It might be an idea to purchase a single cord with one connection at each end.
1334027
They come with the wires for the "female" side of the connection. You will need a unit with pin type connectors to make it work.
722443
It has a 2 prong plug, and it does not connect 1 stand to another. One end is a closed circuit, so you cannot attach and continue the strand like other stand lights (I.e., Christmas lights)