LED strip connector LEMLUX COB-CON8B-L813 for 8 mm strip with 50 cm wire

LEMLUX COB-CON8B-L813 is a connector made for 8 mm LED strips, equipped with a pre-attached 50 cm wire to simplify linking tape to power supplies or controllers. The compact, low-profile design allows a fast, tool-light connection without soldering, enabling straightforward replacements or adjustments in lighting layouts. This connector supports COB-style LED tape where a slim, secure joint and short cable run are required.

Advantages

The integrated 50 cm wire reduces installation time and eliminates the need to source separate cable, while the snap-fit clamp secures the LED strip reliably. The connector’s low-profile housing keeps joints discreet and suitable for tight spaces. It offers a convenient, reusable connection method that helps maintain consistent electrical contact and simplifies maintenance or layout changes.

Suitable for

• Connecting 8 mm COB LED strips to power supplies or controllers
• Quick replacements or repairs of damaged tape sections
• Low-profile installations in cabinets, coves, or display fixtures
• Temporary or permanent lighting layouts requiring short cable runs

Key specifications

• Compatible strip width: 8 mm
• Wire length: 50 cm (pre-attached)
• Connection type: snap-fit clamp for COB-style tape
• Suitable conductor type: flexible insulated cable for low-voltage LED systems
• Physical form factor: compact, low-profile housing

How to use

Prepare the LED strip by ensuring the end is clean and the copper contacts are accessible. Open the connector clamp, insert the 8 mm COB strip into the channel so the contacts align with the metal pins, then close the clamp until it locks. Route the pre-attached 50 cm wire to the power supply or controller, strip the wire ends if necessary, and make the electrical connection following polarity. Verify the connection and power on the system to confirm correct operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector only with compatible 8 mm COB LED strips and low-voltage LED power supplies. Avoid exposing the connector to excessive moisture or mechanical stress; secure the wire with adhesive clips or cable ties to prevent strain on the clamp. If used in permanent installations, test connections before final enclosure and ensure the connector and wiring meet local electrical safety requirements.