Will these light connect to either 14/2 or 16/2 wire and how do they connect?
50631
These lights came with wire connectors and you simply snap them onto the wires. Should work with both 14/2 and 16/2. The connector has different slots for different wire width.
50632
I bought Colman 14 gage wire and installed it into the 12 gage slot of the wire connectors. All 10 of the Moonray lights I installed worked the first time. Be sure the cable is laying properly in the wire connectors slot before securing the screws. I must of had one of the wires a little crooked because when I tightened the screws, I cracked the cover and had to buy another one.
964811
It would be much more efficient to run 14/2 or 12/2 to each light than a bunch of low voltage lines from each driver to the light location if installing drivers all in the same spot. Look at my review as to how I installed in a 2 gang box with blank cover. This way you can daisy chain the 110v wires in said junction boxes and go to the next light.
2168777
I cut the plug off and stripped the two wires. Then I attached them using butt connectors to wires from a 12 v battery. There are power supplies available on Amazon to fit these lights if you are using them in a 110 v environment as well.
1953733
Hi Cyndi, I don't feel those are made to interconnect, as x-mas light would (there's no connection on the last light and the first is connected to a 6' power cable). I use mine under an awning with a 8' span but feel that I could extend it to 15', max. All in all, doesn't sound as a good choice for you.
990270
I've used them with 16 and 18 gauge wire. They work well with both, but I ended up using 16 gauge for my setup.
18712
I'm fairly certain these have the same pin dimensions but you need to be certain that your fixture is 12v and not 120v.The light quality is a diffused and somewhat cold color temperature.
1767165
They are 1/2 inch.....which fits most fixtures ..... if needed you could buy a converter to reduce size to 3/8 inch...Hope this helps.
2067561
I believe the rope lights I got were 1/4" and these work great. Just remember to get flat head screws.
2172274
14/3 has worked fine for me. I've hooked it to a drop light also, and direct into an outlet. No problems.
1119859
I used a lamp wire with a 2 prong plug. They should be available at Lowe's or Home Depot in varying lengths.
1566520
Just pay close attention to polarity. The ribbed wire is the neutral/white. LEDs will not forgive you if you make a mistake.
1623678
16 gauge, I have had these lights for two years and have had no problems with wiring!
1274815
2 will because there are only 2 connection the third will have to be connected to one of the other lights. I have them daisy chained.
1441898
I believe the wires are 16 or 20 gauge with matching male end. The lights I put on the front plugged right in & the wires were the right length. While the lights for the rear had to have the wires lengthened. they are great lights I would buy them again. Hope that helps.
1894526
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
75842
You need some male/male 4-pin connectors: http://www.amazon.com/20pcs-Connectors-Strip-Lights-Insert/dp/B008LR35VK
53614
The light and the harness both have bare wire ends so just use an inline connector and a pair of crimpers to splice them. You could also use a wire nut if you want but the inline connector will allow the wire to remain in a straight line.