How long are the linking cables? I would like to link 3 units together across my cabinets.
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I am a electrician and just installed six units in a kitchen and found the cables longer than needed. You will end up snaking the cable to take up the extra length. I will try to post a video of the job later this week.
166247
With all the cables tied up, I can't accurately measure, but I'd guess about 6', which is pretty standard
214266
In each of the four open shelf areas there are two circles in the back of the cabinet that can be pushed out to allow wires and cables to pass through to the outlets behind the cabinet. Each circle is an inch to an inch and a half in diameter. I hope this is helpful.
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3 of the cables are in my northern home. However, as I remember you cannot cut the cable. I have 4 applications and 3 of them have 1/2 inch thick glass and the fourth 1/2 inch wooden shelf. The depth of the shelves vary from about 4 inches to 8 inches. The widths vary.I love these shelves and have given them for gifts minus the actual shelf.If you want I can try and send a picture of the one I have here.Glass is the best "look."
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The 2 smaller speakers are attached to the larger sub-woofer with cables. Each of these cables is about 6 feet long. If you had the sub-woofer right in the middle and spread the smaller speakers on either side it would be about 12 feet.
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I have assembled six 2 X 4 shelfs and four sets are paired back to back between our two garage doors. The ones that are pared have identical shelf levels and could be loaded across the two. I did load several long boxes and some suitcases across the top of my two shelves, but normally the lower shelves only contain boxes and other stuff on only one of the shelves. My two longer shelf units (8 feet long) took three sets of brackets while the shorter units took one set of brackets each. On one of the smaller shelf units, I used several pieces of scrap plywood across two units making a smooth, wider shelf. Hope that helps. I have assembled six 2 X 4 shelfs and four sets are paired back to back between our two garage doors. The ones that are pared have identical shelf levels and could be loaded across the two. I did load several long boxes and some suitcases across the top of my two shelves, but normally the lower shelves only contain boxes and other stuff on only one of the shelves. My two longer shelf units (8 feet long) took three sets of brackets while the shorter units took one set of brackets each. On one of the smaller shelf units, I used several pieces of scrap plywood across two units making a smooth,... » Read More I have assembled six 2 X 4 shelfs and four sets are paired back to back between our two garage doors. The ones that are pared have identical shelf levels and could be loaded across the two. I did load several long boxes and some suitcases across the top of my two shelves, but normally the lower shelves only contain boxes and other stuff on only one of the shelves. My two longer shelf units (8 feet long) took three sets of brackets while the shorter units took one set of brackets each. On one of the smaller shelf units, I used several pieces of scrap plywood across two units making a smooth, wider shelf. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Not going to fit two cables into one. My opinion only. I got 2 power(TV/Roku units) cords into a single strip.
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I assume you are talking length, and mine had 3 20 foot lengths. Also one splice connector. This unit is Kick butt! I love it. Well worth the cost.
1204919
The wire it comes is 3 ft. It was not long enough for my application, so I had to buy LNG 6' cables for each shelf o hide the wires correctly. These are the best for shelving applications. I bought more and put them everywhere. They are very bright, but are a warm color. You will enjoy them.
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While I haven't measured mine, I'm sure it is at least 6 foot long. I had no problem connecting from the TV to the lower shelf. Besides, these are standard (and inexpensive) RCA cables that can be purchased anywhere for a song.
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I am only using one 3-shelf unit, but I don't see why you couldn't have two connected. Keep in mind the height of each unit in making your decision
1973150
There are two longer cables, I think 15ft, and 3 shorts that are about 10ft. Cables are attached to speakers. But it's fairly easy & cheap to buy cables to extend them. That's what I did & they sound great. Worth the money if you know how to tweak the setup
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It all depends on your setup and what you want it to look like. The lights can be connected in series Two of my cabinets were connected and a third was on the orher side of the sink. I bought an extension cable and ran it along a shelf over the sink and it worked well.
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Absolutely! 3 feet will be perfect for a single head and cabinet, go with a six foot length to give you the flexibility for an additional head or cabinet. Great cable!
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The cable is a fixed length and has crimped hardware at the end so that it cannot be cut. For wider shelves the shelf is nearer the hardware, for narrow shelves farther. I have six glasses shelves and am very happy with the hardware. Two of the shelves are 8 feet long (4 brackets). I use them for displaying art items and books.
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Not being very cautious, I used 3-100 foot 14 ga extensions, and knotted the cords where they joined to avoid pulling them apart. Have had no problems.
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It's probably to long, the cable is very long and your cabinet space might be tight,