Terminal Connectors For LEDS

[scooter_arduino613]

Hi,

I was wondering if someone could recommend me a Canadian link to terminal connectors for the image below:

As you see the wires have to be connected from a pre-existing wire, and I was told that I need terminal connectors, but I couldn't find the one that would work for this schematic. Thank you for your help.

[LarryD]

For shorter LED strips use (polarized) Dupont headers.

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For longer strips, recommend you use 3-Pin JST SM connectors.

[JCA34F]

I use these:
Barrel Plug Adapter
Amazon barrel plug adapters

[scooter_arduino613]

Will these work @LarryD?

[scooter_arduino613]

@JCA34F

I use these:
Barrel Plug Adapter
Amazon barrel plug adapters

I don't think these work work for me because none of my connections use a barrel plug.

[JCA34F]

Oh well. Good luck.

[scooter_arduino613]

Thanks

[scooter_arduino613]

Can someone please supply me a link for the image below? I was unable to find it online. I live in Canada so I need Canadian links. Thanks.

[LarryD]

Canada here too :) .

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Here is the PDF that the image came from:

3ee2dd7711bd7c7ae07838b46b296b43c6a070c7.pdf

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You can also solder things as shown in this post:

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