HitLights LED Strip Connector 2Pin 8mm LED Connector Kit Include Solderless Gapless Connector, 6Inch Jumper Connector, DC Female and Connector, DC Jack Splitter for LED Light Strips

What I needed was the Y connector. Needed to connect 2 led standing lamps together. The Y looks and feels premium. Once connected. Everything works. Thanks. Been looking a long time for a Y connector.

Unfortunately I needed 3 pin and when I ordered this i didn't realize that so had to return but was perfect for led or cob lighting strip projects!

This is a good kit if you are using to connect led strips to a transformer

I've never done anything with LED lighting or wiring lighting before. When I first started with these I became so frustrated. The leads inside the clips were so tight that the LED strip would "buckle" and "bunch up" when I attempted to slide the ribbon under them. I watched a few videos on youtube. Here's what I would recommend if you're having the same problem.1) Peel just enough of the adhesive backing off of the LED strip such that the amount peeled off is equal to the space you'll need to tuck it into the jumper. In other words, peel just enough off that it'll fit in the jumper.2) Wiggle. Wiggle that sucker. Wiggle it slowly left and right, eventually it will slide under the leads. Keep wiggling until the contacts are well under the leads and then snap the connector shut.3) Keep everything plugged in. You won't hurt yourself. You can grab the exposed positive and negative end on a plugged in strip and you won't electrocute yourself. This is important because you DO NOT want to keep opening and closing the connector attempting to re-seat a connection. It puts little divits in the leads on the LED strip and makes it harder and harder for them to conduct. If at all possible you want to slide the LED strip into the connector (while plugged in) wiggle it until it is properly seated, and then snap it shut.Hope that helps.

I had installed some LED's under a table to illuminate a glass bowl 10 years ago! from this same company. The transformer finally gave out after 10 years of NEVER OFF! Super quality, well made. The new transformers work with these new connectors. Oddly enough, the LED's which came in a movie reel roll still work flawlessly after 10 years. Thank you!

These connectors do NOT connect. They do not work. I will be returning them for a refund.Sheerness.... what does that even mean? Oh well I gave it a zero too.Value for money. Well, since they do not work they have zero value and are a waste of money and more importantly a waste of time to experience a product that does not do what I bought it to do. Now if have to mess around with sending it back. What a hassle!I fiddled with the connectors again. This is what I recommend. Do NOT cut the lights on the cut line which leaves equal parts of the copper connection points on both haves. Cut it to leave almost ALL of the copper to connect under the metal tabs. This gives the most area to use as a contact point. It works very well. I also tried shimming the strip to make it thicker as others suggested and sometimes got that to work. But a wrong wiggle and the lights go off. Poor connection! So I recommend cutting to the far side of the connector tabs instead of down the middle. Even with wiggles the connection is solid. I have my new string attached to the first set I ordered and have them plugged in my room. They go around the wall and out to the hall. Up over and around the washer and dryer in it’s closet area lighting our hall across from the bathroom. I turn it down as a night light so I have a faint glow to get up and use the restroom in the night. A better product would be one that comes on automatically low light And STAYS ON VIA A backup battery during a power outage. I will do a search for such lights. I give the product only three stars because you have to fiddle with it and NOT FOLLOW the directions (video) to get it to work.

I purchased these for an LED project that required specific lengths of LED strips in channels. I ran power separately to most of them, but I had two sets that I needed to connect to others in "serial" because I couldn't get power to them separately. I've never soldered before, so I bought these. They worked great with the high density strips I'm using:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CMX2KGKI ended up cutting off the coaxial connectors to get to the copper wire. While they are not waterproof by themselves, a gob of silicone in the channel around them got the job done.

VERY USEFUL PRODUCT