Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip 4-Pin Controller Adapter - 2 Pack White | Compatible with Smart Home Lighting & DIY LED Projects

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Product Description .aplus-v2 { display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } .aplus-v2 .aplus-3p-fixed-width { width: 970px; } .aplus-v2 .aplus-3p-fixed-width.aplus-module-wrapper { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } if(P) { P.when("a-expander", "ready").execute(function (expander) { expander.initializeExpanders(); }); } Controller to 4-pin Adapter Philips Hue only allows for a single continuous lightstrip run. Litcessory products allow for several! This controller to 4-pin adapter, specifically designed for the Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip system, allows for any Litcessory product or a Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip Extension to be connected directly to a Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip controller. This adapter solves the issue created by the controller’s connector size being smaller than any Litcessory product or a Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip Extension. One adapter connects to the controller and the other attaches to the starter lightstrip. Once both adapters are attached, it will provide a 4-pin connection between the controller and the starter lightstrip that can be used to attach any Litcessory product or a Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip Extension. This product is great for Any custom lighting setup where a Litcessory extension cable is placed between the controller and the first strip of lights Installations where the controller needs to be placed in a different location than the first strip of lights (for example, to reach a power source) MADE FOR INDOOR DRY LOCATIONS ONLY . Frequently Asked Questions: Will Litcessory products cause my lightstrip to be dimmer? No, Litcessory products do not affect the brightness of the lights, as long as your total lightstrip run length (lightstrips plus any Litcessory product length) stays within 10 meters/33 feet, your lights will be just as bright! What is reverse polarity, and how do I fix it? Reverse polarity happens when you plug in the wrong side of a 6-pin connector. The flow of electricity gets reversed, and the lightstrip won’t turn on. This is a common occurrence when setting up your project and it is easily fixed.