Does this light have a male/female power cord similar to the ones on Christmas lights so that I can string them with different types of lights?
1704061
I wouldn't use these for christmas lights at all. They are for a dry, indoor, permanent installation. They require a regulated 12v DC current in order for them to perform properly. Not only that, but these require soldering in order to function as you only have a few connectors. It would look cool, but it would be too much headache for it to work and look good. If they would be outside, they're dead as soon as it rains.
1704062
The end of the LED strip has a set of contacts imbedded in the base strip. You can cut the strip at a specific point every few inches, or at the end. To add another LED light strip, you will need a plastic connector (about 50 cents) that attaches to the contactacts on end of the first strip, then you insert the next strip in the other end of the conncector. Is very easy, some connect direct, other have a short jumper wire in the middle, and other still have a 90deg turn in them.
1704063
These lights come with a female DC plug which is not the same as standard Christmas lights. You can connect them using our 3529 connectors or by soldering them together.
1704064
These light are 12VDC powered using an AC adapter or "wall wort". If you are comfortable soldering, they can be soldered together. Otherwise, you will need the cable to mate multiple strands together. These will not work with traditional Christmas lights. If you are looking to use these outdoors, you will need the model in the watertight tubing. These do not come with their own AC adapter. You will need to buy one separately. They are available on Amazon.
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
1704066
The lights I purchased have a two wire pig tail on one end to attach to the required power supply. The other end was simply cut square. I did purchase end connectors that had two wires attached (+Red and -Black) that the square cut end of the light strip would plug into. Conceivable you could daisy chain several strips together using that arrangement as long as your power supply is rated for the current. I'm sure some supplier has a type of connector that accepts the raw ends of two strips for an electrical connection. It should be noted that the lights in strip form are not protected from the elements or contact with metallic surfaces. Mine are placed behind a wood molding under the cabinets. I modified the molding to place the strip at a 45 degree angle and just hot glued them in place. Easier than any other lighting I looked at. The power supply is very compact and efficient. I think they are excellent. There is an even flooding of light over the countertop and they always run cool. Good Luck with your project.
1704067
It comes with a female connector that looks like you could plug in a charger or small power supply. I cut it off so I could wire it directly.
1262230
No all have separate cords and plugs. And these lights do not come with the light bulbs. Be ready to spend up to $30 per bulb
1692795
Electric. Save yourself the money and string some Christmas lights up. That's what these basically are. We ordered these, returned them the next day and are thrilled with our Christmas lights wrapped around our gazebo and the extra $50 we saved by doing so.
2175362
Definitely NO! Device is designed to work with DC powered LEDs. Christmas lights are AC powered. Applying AC would destroy it and would be a fire and safety hazard.
531875
Hi Nataniel. Mine came supplied with a standard 2 prong plug with a female adapter to the light fixture. There was a supplied cord to allow adding lights in series. Hope that helps Jerry
1170391
Unfortunately no. This is just straight hard wired. Very nice light a little hard to get used to because it is such a bright white. Have a good day.
1564642
It has a power cord. I did build a timer circuit to time the lights in the proper sequence. It works well.
1219205
If you mean the regular Christmas tree lights, where the bulb is about an inch long...then yes. I would imagine it would be a bit of an overkill though, unless you have a lot of lights. The spool is pretty good size. If you have just a strand or two, I would look for one specifically made for lights. However if you have a lot of lights to store, it would be perfect. But for the price, you really can't lose.
2209273
Yes because the two ends can connect together; so you can connect to the light from the panel or to any number of other like extension cords and then to the light. You can string them together, yes.
1129014
No- it is a string pull on and off. Gives good light though and has two settings to save power if needed.
378650
YES! We bought is for our 700 lights christmastree, 600 watt, it dimms the light perfect!
38788
I strung two together, these are just like your standard Christmas light strands, one male plug on one end, a female on the other. Not sure of there is a limit on how many you are allowed to string together.
515601
The light comes with a power cord needed to charge the battery. However, I would NOT recommend you buy this light. It stopped working for my with the first 10 minutes of use. This is the 2nd Stanley light I've purchased and both dies on my very shortly after using them. The quality of Stanley lights are terrible.
1183370
Yes as long as the load is not too much. so a string of xmas lights, yes. a table saw, probably not. a really long string of xmas lights?????
1216891
No power cord. It installs directly to the electrical box and wires in the ceiling. Black, white, green if I remember correctly.
1918198
It does use a power cord. Strangely, it does not have an on-off switch. We have connected it to one of the foot switches often used with a Christmas tree. This seems to work well
204243
its of swag lamp, but it does not have the male plug on the end of the cord you have to put the plug on it and cut the cord to the length you need