EL WIRE ACCESSORIES (ELECTRO LUMINESCENT WIRE)

Name: EL WIRE ACCESSORIES (ELECTRO LUMINESCENT WIRE)
Brand: LED MONTREAL
SKU: ELACC
Price: 2.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: ELACC

Brand: LED MONTREAL

Give your EL wire creations room to grow. These EL wire accessories (electro luminescent wire accessories) are the small parts that turn a simple glowing strand into a finished, polished installation — the 1 m extension cable and the 2-way and 3-way splitters, all fitted with quick connectors that click together in seconds. If you have been hunting for led strip lighting add-ons, connectors and extensions that let you place the glow exactly where you want it, this is the accessory kit family to keep on hand. SKU: ELACC.

The extension cable measures 1 m and is used between your power supply and your EL wire, so you can tuck the power pack out of sight — behind a panel, under a desk, inside a costume pocket, in a cabinet — and still start the lit portion of the run exactly where the design calls for it. The splitters do the opposite job: they let you feed 2 or 3 EL wires from a single power supply, so one inverter can drive a whole shape, a logo outline or a matching pair of accents. Both are plug-and-play thanks to the quick connectors, with no soldering, no stripping and no special tools. One important note before you plan your layout: the extension and the splitters are only installed between the power supply and the EL wire. EL wire has a connection on one end only, so you cannot chain a second strand at the far end to lengthen a run. And because every wire added to a splitter shares the same power source, keeping the number of strands modest per supply gives you the brightest possible result.

These accessories shine anywhere EL wire already does its magic: retail window displays and counter fronts, bar and restaurant signage, home theatres, gaming rooms and basement bars, stair and baseboard outlines, trade show booths, Halloween props, parade floats, costumes and car interiors. For Canadian homeowners fixing up a basement, contractors dressing a commercial storefront or small business owners building an eye-catching display, they solve the two most common headaches: the power pack that sits where you do not want it, and the single supply that has to feed more than one strand. Perfect for residential and commercial projects — add the extension and splitters you need to your EL wire order and build the layout you actually pictured.

What is in the accessory line
The EL wire accessories family from LED MONTREAL covers the two pieces most projects end up needing: a 1 m extension cable and splitters that feed 2 or 3 EL wires from one power supply. Electro luminescent wire is a thin, flexible glowing strand that bends around corners and shapes where a rigid fixture never could, and these parts are what let you route power discreetly and branch it out. Everything uses the same quick connector system as the wire and the power packs, so building a layout is a matter of clicking parts together rather than splicing anything.

Technical specifications
SKU: ELACC
Brand: LED MONTREAL
Accessories available: 1 m EL wire extension, 2-way EL wire splitter, 3-way EL wire splitter
Extension length: 1 m
Connection: quick connectors, tool-free
Position in circuit: between the power supply and the EL wire only
Applications: residential and commercial projects

Installation and wiring logic
Think of your EL wire circuit as a one-way street: the power supply feeds the wire, and the wire has a connection on one end only. That single detail drives every installation rule here. The 1 m extension goes between the power supply and the start of the wire, which is how you hide an inverter behind a display panel, inside a cabinet, under a bar top or in a pocket while the glow starts a metre away. The splitter also goes between the power supply and the wires, branching one output into 2 or 3 strands. What you cannot do is attach an extension or a splitter at the far end of a lit strand to make the run longer — there is simply no connection point there. Plan your runs from the power supply outward and you will never be caught short.

Getting the brightest result
Every strand connected to a splitter draws from the same power supply, so the more wires you hang off one source, the more you divide what it can deliver. For the brightest, most even look, keep the number of strands per supply conservative and split a large design across more than one power pack rather than loading a single one. Group short strands together on a splitter, and give long feature runs their own supply. It is the same common-sense approach you would use with any led strip lighting install, and it pays off in colour consistency across the whole piece.

Where people use them
Retailers outline shelving, counters and window graphics; restaurants and bars trace menu boards, booth edges and stair nosings; homeowners light home theatre risers, gaming desks, headboards and basement bar fronts. Event crews reach for splitters when a booth needs several matching accents from one discreet power pack, and costume and prop builders love the 1 m extension because the inverter can ride in a pocket while the wire does the work. If your project calls for continuous linear light along a ceiling cove or under cabinets instead of a fine glowing line, a traditional LED strip is the better tool — but for shapes, lettering and tight curves, EL wire plus the right accessories is hard to beat. No additional documentation is listed for this item; if you are unsure how many strands your supply can comfortably feed, start small, test the brightness, and add from there.