How are these connected
1747160
You got a positive wire and a negative/ground wire. If your hooking it up just splice them into your wires for your running lights. These didn't work with my suv so I took the lights and installed them in the cup holders so I got lighted cup holders. Looks cool with clear containers with liquid.
984991
Yes you can connect. But in my past experiences that didnt work too good for me. I have not tried that with these because I was able to buy the right length. Hope this helps. I still use mine every 3 days and LOVE THEM.
1470550
My understanding is that you can cascade them. I have this connected to a four port router with other stuff off the other router ports. Everything can connect.
1607256
It's a wire loop - you cut the loop and solder each end to where they need to connect to.
867348
Hey Angry... They connect to one another with the goofy and cumbersome round plug that is built in. It works fine as long as you don't mind looking at the big, goofy connector. Hope this helps.
2094951
They are plug in speaker type connectors.That's the closest i can get to describing them.secured by screws.
860980
The front speakers and sub are connected by wires. The rear speakers are connected by wires amongst themselves. But the rear speakers are connected to the front speakers and sub wirelessly.
332167
You have to pull them away from each other and then you can connect them together. It's like they are on a spring. One end goes into the other end. It takes a little muscle!
1058127
I do not recall what connections were on it. I sent it back because it had terrible sound quality.
1501975
I can't think of a way to link them together.Mine has been great. It's super bright, and the motion sensor is quite sensitive.
743110
Believe these are "Pulse" wire connections to the "Handlebar" that has pulse sensors in each side. I don' think it matters how they are connected.
1987462
First answer is correct...they are connected in line. However...beware...these lights are very flimsy.The plugs on two of the lights came apart and will not work. I only have the one strip. It's ok for where it is, but that's as far as it goes. By way of reference, I am a former Journeyman electrician and was a radioman in the Navy so I've got a pretty good working knowledge of assembly. Look for a more substantial product. I have gone to battery powered LED's, some with motion detectors. I bought a good battery charger and cells. I have to replace the under cabinet cells about every 2-3 days (the lamps just clip on) because my wife forgets to turn them off after using. First answer is correct...they are connected in line. However...beware...these lights are very flimsy.The plugs on two of the lights came apart and will not work. I only have the one strip. It's ok for where it is, but that's as far as it goes. By way of reference, I am a former Journeyman electrician and was a radioman in the Navy so I've got a pretty good working knowledge of assembly. Look for a more substantial product. I have gone to battery powered LED's, some with motion detectors. I bought a good battery charger and cells. I have to replace the under cabinet cells about every... » Read More First answer is correct...they are connected in line. However...beware...these lights are very flimsy.The plugs on two of the lights came apart and will not work. I only have the one strip. It's ok for where it is, but that's as far as it goes. By way of reference, I am a former Journeyman electrician and was a radioman in the Navy so I've got a pretty good working knowledge of assembly. Look for a more substantial product. I have gone to battery powered LED's, some with motion detectors. I bought a good battery charger and cells. I have to replace the under cabinet cells about every 2-3 days (the lamps just clip on) because my wife forgets to turn them off after using. « Show Less
1702674
Yes, they connect end to end, but as D. Denman posts, each strand requires you to adjust the lighting pattern on its' own box. Also, the plugs themselves are rather flimsy and I had to loop the cables together so the weight of the lights didn't keep unplugging the strands from each other.
2047916
They connect normally like a regular speaker. There is a full range 5.25" speaker inside. They sound good but get better as you turn up the volume
1711723
They are connected, but the cord is completely hidden in a Vase. They can be bent into any configuration you want.
2176963
They are made so that you can connect more than one string together. Just make sure that you have an adequate extension power cord to handle whatever load you are going to put on the circuit.
978218
Yes you can connect them. I have two connected and strung across my backyard.