ACCESSORY COB SPI STRIP LIGHT 12MM PCB WIDTH PCB TO PCB CONNECTOR WITH WIRE

Name: ACCESSORY COB SPI STRIP LIGHT 12MM PCB WIDTH PCB TO PCB CONNECTOR WITH WIRE
Brand: CANOLIGHT
SKU: CL-AST-SPI-C12BBW-LV
Price: 2.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: CL-AST-SPI-C12BBW-LV

Brand: CANOLIGHT

Link two sections of SPI COB LED strip cleanly and without soldering with the CANOLIGHT PCB to PCB connector with wire for 12 mm wide strips. Model CL-AST-SPI-C12BBW-LV is a strip-to-strip accessory designed for COB SPI strip light with a 12 mm PCB width: a connector head at each end of a wire lets you join two pieces of strip while leaving a gap between them. It is the practical way to take a digital LED strip around a corner, across a cabinet divider or past an obstacle while keeping the run connected from one section to the next.

SPI strips are the digitally controlled ribbons used for chasing, flowing and pixel-style lighting effects, so a proper connection between sections matters. This SPI strip connector is sized for a 12 mm PCB, so the strip seats squarely in each head and the contacts meet the pads as intended. The wire between the two heads gives you the freedom to route around corners and through tight spaces while the joint stays tidy. With no soldering, installation is quicker and cleaner, and sections can be separated later for service or changes.

Put it to work on dynamic LED strip lighting in bars, restaurants, retail displays, entertainment rooms, gaming setups, stair details, cove lighting and architectural accents across Canada, from Calgary to Québec City. It is designed for SPI COB strips with a 12 mm PCB width; check your strip's width and the details in the spec sheet in the Documentation tab before ordering. Count every corner and break in your layout and order enough connectors to finish the job in one go.

Keeping digital strip connected
With SPI LED strip, each section passes data along to the next, so the joints in a run are more than just a power connection. The CANOLIGHT CL-AST-SPI-C12BBW-LV PCB to PCB connector is made to join two pieces of COB SPI strip through a length of wire, carrying the connection from one section to the other across a corner, a gap or an obstacle, while preserving the seamless, dot-free look that makes COB strip so appealing.

Sized for 12 mm PCB strip
The connector is designed for strips with a 12 mm PCB width. Matching the width is essential: the strip must slide squarely into the head so each pad lands on its contact. Before installing, confirm that your strip is an SPI COB strip with a 12 mm PCB and compare the conductor layout with the spec sheet available in the Documentation tab. A correctly matched connector seats firmly and gives a dependable contact on every conductor.

Installation guidelines
Switch off power at the supply and the controller. Cut the strip only at its marked cut points, open each connector head, insert the strip with the pads facing the contacts and close the head until it locks. Pay close attention to the direction of the data flow printed on SPI strip, typically shown by arrows: the signal must travel from the controller side toward the end of the run, so orient each section accordingly. Keep the conductor order consistent, test the effect before fixing the strip permanently and install the driver, controller and line-voltage wiring according to local electrical code.

Applications
This SPI strip connector is ideal for animated cove lighting, chasing effects along bar fronts and back shelves, dynamic displays in retail and trade-show fixtures, gaming rooms and home theatres, stair lighting that follows your steps, and architectural accents in lobbies and restaurants. Installers use it to take digital strip around the corners of ceilings, cabinets and counters without soldering on site, which saves time and reduces the risk of damaged pads.

Tips for a reliable run
Plan your layout before cutting, marking each corner and gap that needs a connector. Keep the wire protected from sharp edges and pinch points, avoid tension on the joints and leave them accessible when possible. For the complete connector details, consult the spec sheet in the Documentation tab.

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