Where do I plug in the strip end plugs?
I have an led strip light with end connectors but don't know what I need to plug it in.
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Each vendor has a custom connector system which slides onto the cut end with the needed cord or terminal unit to wire into your power either directly or via a transformer. Review the products documentation.
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Thanks Dan, any idea where I would find the manufacturer info on the LED strip? Are they all 12V do you know? Each end has a 4 pin connector. I assume 2 of them are power, positive and negative, but what do the other 2 do? I would post a pic but I've misplaced the strip!!
@tamb57491 - Where did you buy it? Can you find the exact product online. That's where I would start.
I can't tell you more as there are too many venders and there is no true standard.
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the copper terminals at the end can be wired directly to your power if you can't find the connector. If they are single color LEDs, you only wire + and -. Most have an indicator as to which is which, but they are diodes, so if you wire it backwards, it just won't work. If the LEDs are color, the other 2 terminals operate those colors. Typically, there is one 12V input and 3 gnd (-) terminals for red, green, blue. All gnd = yields white. search for LED strip connector if you don't want to solder wires to the copper.
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