In the photo it shows 4 contact points like RGB. Are the Cool White just 2 contacts like normal?
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They are 2 contact, very simple, if you need a strip of lights, these are a very good answer.
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There are 2 contacts on each side of the strip so you can feed power from both sides so the light is more even if you connect both.
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Yes. Each segment of single color has two contact points (+12V and Ground).
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It has two metal contacts. Three slots in the plastic. One slot does not have a contact in it.
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The warm white LED uses the same circuit board as the RGB(Red Green Blue). Each physical LED has three LED's inside, so one is connected to the red lead and one is connected to the green lead and the last is connect to the blue lead. So the - power connects to the RGB and + connects to the last or fourth lead. that should be labled +12. If you wanted to change the light output you could only connect to one or two of the RGB pads on the circuit strip.
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i have purchased the 1157 style and the 1156 style , make sure they have double contacts on the bottom and not just one , there could have been a mix up
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I learned something recently. The color is brown, like the switches, not orange. I recently saw a blue version with blue switches. Palm meet face! Who knew?
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I don't know it by the S8 name. But what I do know is that the base is for holding the light in place and the two contacts are the positive and negative. It looks like a 1157 but not wired the same.
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The Contact Have To Touch properly, the positive and negative. You know this is done correctly when the light is pink, then it becomes blue when a complete charge is achieved. If it starts at blue you know it not mounted correctly.
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Not sure what others have received, but mine came with very hard contacts that you'll want to solder the wires to.
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This specific one you're looking at, is blue. If you look at the images of each one when you're searching through their keyboards you can see the difference. Hope this helps!
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I have the white one, I've seen the blue one on TP-Link website. By the way my white model is still working.Hope that helps.
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mine has 6 & is a perfect color match up for wiring (at least mine was) !!!!
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Don't mean to insult you but I put in the batteries incorrectly at first. Since the contacts looks the same down each hole you'd think they were supposed to both point up (+ end up) when in fact, they alternate.
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It is the same color. Each computer screen shows colors differently so I can't say it is "exactly".
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I have no idea. I don't recall there being two different styles when I bought it. I know that I got it with Prime shipping though. And, it's still working great! It's right next to my keyboard.
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There are actually 3 products pictured - one with red and green, one with green only, and the one with the dial and power in the base. I used the 'image report tool' only to get told that that one in particular (https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/417o6JERgML.jpg) needs "no change" to the image.
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You will get version 2, and they are white, not light blue like the picture shows. Don't know if they are compatible or not...
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I was a bit concerned about having only one point of contact. Turns out, I also have the OPtech hand grip, which comes with a plate that attaches to the tripod connector. So I attached one of the little loop things to the standard camera strap point on the left, and the other to the left side of the plate. Now I have two connection points that are very close and travel as a team when the camera is raised to take a photo.