RGB FLAT WIRE FOR LED STRIPS 20 GAUGE (10 METERS)

Name: RGB FLAT WIRE FOR LED STRIPS 20 GAUGE (10 METERS)
Brand: LED MONTREAL
SKU: RGB10M
Price: 20.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: RGB10M

Brand: LED MONTREAL

When an RGB light line has to cross the lip of a cabinet, slip behind trim or follow a wall without a bulge, a flat cable is the tidy answer. The RGB10M is 10 m of RGB flat wire for LED strips in 20 gauge, a ribbon-style cable that links lit sections, extends a strip's reach toward its controller and spans the dark zones where no light is wanted, like the space a range hood or a stove fan takes up in a row of kitchen cabinets. People also search for it as flat RGB extension cable, RGB ribbon wire or a flat lead for LED light strips.

Its red, green, blue and black conductors sit side by side in a flat layout, so you can tell at a glance which colour goes where, keep the same order at every joint and troubleshoot easily later. Because its 20 AWG conductors are laid out flat, the cable lies against a surface instead of standing out from it, which makes it easy to hold with small cable clips and to hide under a shelf edge, along a baseboard or behind a mirror. The 10 m length gives you enough material for several short bridges in a kitchen plus a longer feed toward the controller, all from the same RGB cable.

It shines in kitchens where the colour jumps across the hood, under floating shelves, behind a wall-mounted television or a headboard, along a staircase, and in boutique displays or restaurant counters where the cable must disappear. From coast to coast, contractors and do-it-yourselfers install it between RGB LED strips and the controllers that drive them, on residential and commercial jobs. Measure the gaps, cut the wire to length and let a flat, discreet connection carry your LED strip lighting colours exactly where you want them.

Why a flat wire makes sense
A flat RGB cable stays low against the surface it follows. That is a real advantage under the front lip of an upper cabinet, along the back edge of a shelf, beneath a baseboard or behind a wall panel, where a thicker round cable is harder to hide. The red, green, blue and black conductors run side by side for the whole length, so the installation stays organized and easy to inspect later. The flat shape also sits neatly under cable clips or adhesive cable mounts, keeping long runs straight and tidy.

Wiring in practice
Cut the LED strip only at its marked cut points, then cut the 20 gauge wire to the length of each gap, with a little extra for comfort. Separate the conductors slightly at each end, strip a short length of insulation, and attach them to the strip pads with solder or to a compatible connector. Keep every colour on the matching line at both ends of each bridge. Before reinstalling a kick plate or a valance, run the controller through its colours to confirm each channel responds, then secure the cable away from the cooktop and from sharp edges.

Compatibility and electrical notes
This RGB extension wire is designed for RGB LED strips: its colour-coded conductors line up with the contacts of an RGB strip and of its controller. It links a strip to its RGB controller, joins strip sections across a dark gap and extends a run that falls short. Plan your layout before buying so you know how many bridges and leads you need, and keep a small reserve for last-minute changes. For any run hidden inside a wall or a ceiling, check what your local code requires, and leave any connection of the power supply to the electrical network to a qualified electrician.

Documentation and real projects
A technical sheet is available in the Documentation tab of this page, handy for contractors who document each job. Typical projects include a kitchen where colour frames the hood, a home theatre with accents behind the screen, a basement games room, a salon or restaurant feature wall, a reception counter, a shop window that changes colour for each holiday, or a boutique with lit display niches. In all of these, the flat wire keeps the connections out of sight, so customers and guests only notice the colour of your RGB LED strip lighting.

Technical specifications
Format: flat wire
Colour channels: RGB
Wire gauge: 20 AWG
Total length: 10 m
For: LED strips

Technical Files