I just received 4 of these LED lights. They only have a blue and red wire. How do I connect these lights?
740210
The red wire goes to the hot side and the blue wire goes to the other side.
740211
this led lights you have to buy the 12 volts ac adapter. the red wire is for the positive the blue is the negative wire . the ac adapter may NOT come with red and blue . positive wire is always marked different from the negative wire that is for your blue wire.
740212
In most cases the red wire is the positive and the other corresponds to the negative pole. You can try in any case the product has a protection system when connected inversely.
740213
These are 12v lights so you should only have 2 wires you can connect to. It does not matter which color you connect to which wire, as long as it is only 12v.
2211373
This is just a 4-strand, color coded wire bundle. You will need to install the correct connection fittings and if you are connecting more than two strings of LED's you will need to use a transformer. I don't have info on what one to use, but if read the product info they will tell you how may strings can be piggy-backed and the transformer needed for addition lines.
140406
Connect your DC + power in wire to the V+ in. Connect the DC- power in wire to the V-in. Connect your + wire from your LED strip to the V+ out. With RGB wires there might be 3 color led's, red, green and blue. Try each of the wires R, G, B separately or in combination to the V- out and see what you get.
869595
I suggest you first check your connections. The ones that came with my LED lights were of poor quality and did not make connection thru the cable insulation. The other obvious thing is have the car running. Good luck
824296
the wires need to be pushed up into the bulb holder so these connectors hold the bulb then the wires extend to the bottom so you can push them together to make the electrical connection. very easy to do. instructions are in package. had one together in less than 10 minutes. good luck!
1763772
The LED driver is built-in. Simply connect the three wires to line voltage (Hot, Neutral, and Ground).
1181396
These lights are red, and not for outside, and you need some traning with electricity to set them up and use them, its an LED ribbon not a rope light, you may be looking for a LED rope lights instead....
984682
Consider using multistrand, connector wire - it has less resistance. Check the current under various lighting conditions. Good Luck
19410
you might consider the connectors,http://www.amazon.com/HitLights-Connector-Conductor-SMD3528-Lights/dp/B0062RBR84/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1380492352&sr;=8-1&keywords;=led+connectors not needed if you plan to solder your joints, I also used a little heat shrink tube to make things tight and clean looking.
1609505
I had the same problem. Except my lights came with blue and white leads....After searching a few forums, I learned that they will only work wired correctly; meaning connected correctly, they will come on, wired in reverse they will not light up. I tried them both ways and found this to be accurate.
1130169
The color of the wires on the lights are not always the same, the most common is brown, blue, green or green/yellow. the brown connects to the line side of your electrical wiring, which is probably black or red.The blue connects to the neutral side, which most likely is white, and the green or green/yellow connects to the ground. If the light has gray, blue, and green then the gray is line, the blue is still neutral, and the green is still ground.
150327
I located the fuse that was labeled back up lights and connected it there. Use a simple test light to be sure you have that correct wire. You probably will have to connect it via a jumper wire. Nothing to difficult
85658
BEFORE AMMENDING WIRE...first check to see of the opposite end of the LED strip leads (then end not connected to power source) are touching each other (ie: exposed ends of the red and red/black wires touching) , if they are touching only half the strip lights up. If they are touching, pull them away from each other so there is clear seperation and the entire strip should light up. the positive and negative leads need to be insulated from eachother when making permanent connections otherwise you will run into this problem again.
285469
dear friend: thanks for your attention and message,this item is 4 wire, only use for 3528 & 5050 RGB SMD LED Strip lights,can not use for single color Led strip light.if you have any question,please feel free to contact us . have an nice day
972442
Here Mike is the item that you need to connect the two strips together. It is this >>> (LEDwholesalersTM LED RGB Strip Light Connector 4 Conductor 10 mm Wide Strip to Strip Jumper 2353 which is $2.69)Copy this link below and it will take you to the Amazon's item!>>> LEDwholesalersTM LED RGB Strip Light Connector 4 Conductor 10 mm Wide Strip to Strip Jumper 2353 <<< Good luck on this and be sure to keep the color wires the same on both strips!
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Hi, I linked them by running hardwire to each fixture (and box) the only other way to link them would be with the provided wires but they are not very long. Let me know of you need more information
710929
You have to get the connectors and then splice it into the correct wire colors. If you dont want to buy the connectors, you could always match the wire location to the solder point on one LED strip, then match the connection you made with the next LED strip. Thats how i do it and it works just fine. Just be careful of bending the solder points to much. They could break the connection causing the LED strip to not work on one side or maybe one color not showing.