Extension Cable for Philips Hue V3/WiZ Lightstrip | Standard 6-Pin, 1m, 2 Pack, White

I was putting off getting a light strip for under my cabinets as I didn’t want it run under the microwave, but then I found Litcessory products. Before purchasing I watched the videos they provide on their website, as well as some customer made videos I found on YouTube. Some of the customer videos it was obvious that either Litcessory did not have installation videos yet, or the customer just did not know about them. I have a very good background in electrical components to include soldering, so this installation may have been a little easier for me than someone without an electrical background, but with the company’s videos, I have no doubt just about anyone could split a Philips Hue Light Strip relatively easily.The pictures I included are from before and after installation, the first is with my overhead light on, the second with only the light strip on.If you purchase this, make sure to watch the videos closely before making any cuts to the light strip. I had no issues with my cuts. The only issue I had was one of the connections on the solder points was not making complete contact so not all of the LED’s were lighting up. Easily fixed this my checking all of the connections.*note: you do not have to have soldering knowledge or ability for what I purchased, though the company does offer some products that do require soldering, so go through the website as they guide you with what you need based on which Philips Hue Light Strip you have.

These 3' extensions are exactly what we were looking for. We used these with the Litcessory 6-pin to cut-end connectors to use the cut ends from the Philips lightstrip.Putting the connectors on was easy, and these plug right into the Litcessory connectors easily.We also have spots where these extenders plug directly into a Philips extension lightstrip with the Philips connection and these work perfectly.Because these are so small and flat, we were able to snake the ribbon cable and connector through some cabinets and have lightstrip lighting where we never thought we could before! These added so much to our kitchen - so, so glad we found these and they work so well !One tip: Do all your testing before hand. We noticed you may have one twist in the cable when you connect two sections together. It was not a straight shot as we thought it would be. Good thing we tested ahead of time.Thank you Litcessory

These products worked well and as advertised. I have given the other products I used by Litcessory 5 stars The only reason I gave this product 4 stars is because there is not a very secure connection between the extension cable and the LightStrip Plus. The male in slides into the female end, but there is nothing securing the connection. I wrapped the connection in electrical tape for security.

These extension cables were exactly what I was looking for. They allowed me to cut my Lightstrip Plus into 3 different sections and install each section on a different tier on my shelf. These come with removable pins on the end, so it doesn't matter if you need a male or female end, it can be changed easily. Combine these with the cut-end crimp connectors and some adhesive clips, and you've got a clean Hue installation without the need to solder anything.

This really helped with my installation of LEDs under my cabinets. It was easy to plan, easy to use, and worked as advertised. The cost of the accessories added up to a little over 2/3 of what it would have cost to buy a whole different LED strip. Great products!

Despite being advertised as compatible with Philip’s Hue Lightstrip Plus, it absolutely is not. The pins on the hue light are much smaller and closer together then these pins and thus cannot be connected. Very disappointed with this purchase and would not recommend to anyone.

I had Hue strips above my kitchen cabinets, but the middle cabinet was offset. I needed something that would connect one strip to the other, but into the side of a cabinet, out the top, across the offset cabinet. Worked perfectly and seemed solidly built. My first plan was to use the led strip and just tape the section inside the cabinet so it did not light up the interior. This worked much better

I bought these simply so I could cut a Hue Plus light strip and solder the pins directly to the strip, or, depending on connection, solder the wires directly. I have a couple years of on-again, off-again soldering experience with PCB parts as small as 0402, and work with electronics regularly.Cutting/Soldering Hue strips and ensuring a strong connection with no bridges proved frustrating, and in the end, I would've just purchased two additional strips and skipped modification altogether.That said, these extensions are of good quality, but the 'snap-on' connectors are laughably inconsistent, as they should be given their design. If you have one intermittent connection, odds are you have one missing primary RGBW color in your strip - great fun when you're purchasing Hue strips for their amazing color uniformity and reproduction.