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LED Connectors and Cables
LED connectors and cables for fast, reliable wiring — including strip connectors, splice connectors, DC plugs and specialist cable for low-voltage lighting systems.
This collection is designed for people building and wiring LED systems every day, from sign makers and shopfitters to display teams and capable DIY installers. The quickest way to choose is by what you’re connecting (LED strip, modules, neon flex or fairground lighting), then by connector type (clip, lever, splice or DC), and finally by cable size and voltage to suit your run length and load.
You’ll find solderless LED strip connectors for clean joins, reusable lever connectors for fast cable connections, moisture-resistant gel splice connectors, DC connectors, extension leads and multi-core cable for RGB and RGBW systems. To complete your setup, pair these components with the correct LED drivers & power supplies and the lighting products you’re wiring, such as LED strip lights or LED modules.
Need help choosing the right connector or cable?
Contact our technical team for free advice: sales@weloveleds.co.uk
LED Connectors and Cables
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DC Power Socket - 2.1mm - 1A
Standard DC Power Socket designed for a flush mounting to a panel using a single hole of 8.5mmDesigned to accept 2.1mm power plugsSolder TerminalSu...
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do LED connectors need soldering?
No — most LED connectors are solderless. Quick-fit joiners and clip connectors let you connect LED strips, neon flex, or cabochons without specialist tools.
Are LED connectors waterproof?
Some LED connectors are waterproof, such as IP65 or IP67 rated options for neon flex and outdoor LED strips. Standard connectors are designed for indoor use.
Which LED products can I use connectors with?
Our LED connectors are compatible with LED strip lights, neon flex, and fairground cabochons. Always choose the right size for your LED product (e.g. 8mm, 10mm, or 12mm strip).
How do I choose the right LED connector?
Check your LED type and width first. LED strips usually need 8mm, 10mm, or 12mm connectors, neon flex requires sealed joiners and end caps, and cabochons need E10 or E14 wiring holders.
Can LED connectors be reused?
Yes, many LED connectors can be reused if they remain in good condition. For permanent or outdoor installs, we recommend sealed connections for safety and reliability.
How to choose the right LED connectors and cables
Choosing the correct LED connector or cable depends on what product you’re wiring, the type of join you need, the system voltage (12V or 24V), and the run length. The table below helps you quickly match the right connector or cable to your installation without overcomplicating the build.
| Connector / Cable Type | Best For | Why Choose It |
|---|---|---|
| LED strip connectors (clip / clasp) | Joining or extending LED strip | Solderless connections for quick, tidy installs and test builds |
| Lever connectors | Cable-to-cable wiring | Reusable, tool-free joins ideal for signage, displays and junction boxes |
| Gel splice connectors | Protected joins | Moisture-resistant connections for damp or enclosed environments |
| DC connectors & adaptor leads | Power input and output | Clean, standardised connections between drivers, dimmers and LED products |
| RGB / RGBW multi-core cable | Colour-changing systems | Correct core count for control and power over longer runs |
| Extension leads & low-voltage cable | Extending power runs | Helps manage voltage drop and keep brightness consistent |
Matching connectors to LED products
LED strip lights typically use strip connectors, extension leads and DC plugs, while LED modules often suit lever connectors and adaptor leads. For sealed systems such as LED neon flex, always choose the correct cable type and finishing components to maintain protection.
Voltage, cable size and reliability
Always confirm whether your system is 12V or 24V and size your cable accordingly, especially on longer runs. Using thicker cable helps reduce voltage drop and improves reliability. Your power supply should have at least 20% spare capacity — browse our range of LED drivers & power supplies to complete your setup.
Typical applications
LED connectors and cables are used across signage and lighting projects, including built-up letters, retail displays, exhibition builds, architectural features, event props and maintenance or repair work where fast, dependable joins are essential.
We’ve supplied trade-quality LED components since 2012, with extensive UK stock and practical technical support. If you want a quick recommendation for your product and run length, email sales@weloveleds.co.uk.
