TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM 22 AWG 4 Pin RGB LED Extension Cable 16.4ft with 12 Connectors 10mm for 3528 5050 Strips
Extends 10 mm 3528 and 5050 RGB strips up to 16.4 ft with 22 AWG wire and includes twelve solderless connectors for 5 V, 12 V or 24 V systems
- Compatible with 10 mm 3528 and 5050 RGB strips
- Works with 5 V, 12 V and 24 V LED systems
- 22 AWG oxygen-free tinned copper resists oxidation
- 2-layer copper sheets grip strip and wire securely
- 4 ft cable plus 12 connectors for long runs
Extension Cable Kit for 10 mm RGB Strips
This TAURKENAM kit supplies a 16.4 ft 22 AWG four-pin extension cable together with twelve 10 mm connectors. It is designed for installers who need to bridge longer runs between a controller and 3528 or 5050 LED strips without soldering.
Suits 5 V 12 V 24 V Systems Not 8 mm Strips
The connectors accept 5 V 12 V and 24 V strips and terminate solid or multicore 22 AWG conductors. Builders using 8 mm strips or 20 AWG wire should look at a different connector series because the 2-layer copper sheet is sized only for 10 mm PCB width.
Stable Contact Under Continuous Current
High-purity oxygen-free tinned copper conductors resist oxidation during extended operation. The flame-retardant housing and dual copper-blade design lock each wire and strip in place, maintaining low-resistance contact even when the circuit carries load for long periods.
Highlights
- Compatible with 10 mm 3528 and 5050 RGB strips
- Works with 5 V, 12 V and 24 V LED systems
- 22 AWG oxygen-free tinned copper resists oxidation
- 2-layer copper sheets grip strip and wire securely
- 4 ft cable plus 12 connectors for long runs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need 10 mm wide 3528 or 5050 RGB LED strips for the 12 connectors to fit?
Yes, the 12 included connectors are designed for 10 mm wide strips and work with 3528 or 5050 RGB LED strips; they are not suitable for 8 mm strips.
Can I use the 16.4 ft 22 AWG 4 pin extension cable with a 12 V power supply I already have?
The cable is compatible with 5 V, 12 V and 24 V LED strips, so it will work with a 12 V supply as long as the strip voltage matches.
How can I confirm the 2 layer copper sheet connectors are making solid contact after installation?
The LED strip should light evenly across all four channels with no flicker; if a channel is dim or dead, peel any silicone off the strip pads and reseat the strip between the two copper sheets.
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