COB STRIP LIGHT CONNECTOR - DOUBLE HEADS WITH 10CM WIRE - 3PIN

Name: COB STRIP LIGHT CONNECTOR - DOUBLE HEADS WITH 10CM WIRE - 3PIN
Brand: CANOLIGHT
SKU: CL-AST-TW-C10BBW-LV
Price: 1.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: CL-AST-TW-C10BBW-LV

Brand: CANOLIGHT

Join two sections of COB LED strip in seconds, with no soldering iron in sight, using the CANOLIGHT COB strip light connector with double heads and a 10 cm wire. Model CL-AST-TW-C10BBW-LV is a solderless 3-pin LED strip connector: one clip-on head at each end of a short lead lets you link two pieces of COB LED strip lighting while leaving a gap between them. It is the simple fix for turning a corner, jumping over a cabinet partition, bridging a door frame or continuing a run on the other side of an obstacle.

The double-head connector is built for 3-pin COB strips, so each conductor lines up with its matching pad on the strip for a clean, reliable connection. The 10 cm wire gives just enough slack to route around an inside or outside corner, pass behind a shelf support or cross the joint between two cabinets, while keeping the installation neat. Because there is no soldering, installation is faster, cleaner and friendlier for renovators and electricians alike, and sections can be disconnected later if a strip needs to be replaced or moved.

Use this strip light connector for under-cabinet kitchen lighting, closet and shelf lighting, cove and ceiling accents, bar and display cabinets, stair details and retail fixtures in homes and businesses across Canada. It works with 3-pin COB LED strips; check the pin count and strip width of your ribbon against the spec sheet in the Documentation tab before ordering. Keep a few on hand for every strip project so you can tackle corners and gaps without cutting corners on quality.

What this connector does
COB LED strip gives a continuous, dot-free line of light, and the CANOLIGHT CL-AST-TW-C10BBW-LV COB strip light connector helps you keep that seamless look even when your layout is not a single straight run. With a clip-on head at each end of a 10 cm lead, this double-head connector links two separate pieces of strip so power carries through from the first section to the second, across a corner, a gap or an obstacle.

Designed for 3-pin COB strips
This is a 3-pin connector, meant for COB LED strips that have three conductors. Matching the pin count is essential: the connector's contacts must line up with the copper pads on the strip so every channel is carried through correctly. Before installing, confirm the number of pads on your strip and check its width against the details in the spec sheet available in the Documentation tab. A connector that matches your strip will seat firmly and give a dependable electrical contact.

Installation, step by step
Switch off the power supply. Cut the strip only at the marked cut points, then open the connector head, slide the strip end in with the pads facing the contacts and align each conductor carefully. Close the head until it locks, repeat on the second strip section, then route the 10 cm wire neatly around the corner or across the gap. Respect polarity and the order of the conductors from one section to the next, test the run before fixing the strip permanently and make sure the whole installation, including the driver, is wired according to local electrical code.

Where it saves the day
This LED strip connector is perfect for kitchen under-cabinet lighting that must jump from one cabinet to the next, L-shaped and U-shaped counters, shelving with vertical dividers, closets, display cases, toe-kick lighting, stair nosings, cove lighting that turns a corner and retail fixtures with several compartments. Contractors appreciate how quickly it goes in on site, and homeowners appreciate that sections can be separated later without cutting or re-soldering.

Good practice
Plan your layout before cutting: count every corner, gap and break in the run and order one connector for each. Keep the wire tidy and protected from pinching behind panels or hardware, avoid pulling on the connection once it is made and leave access to the joints where possible for future maintenance. Consult the spec sheet in the Documentation tab for the connector's full details.

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