


E239 Installation on ExtraBrite LEDs
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01. These 8mm striplights are all suitable for Miniature lighting
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02. This Striplight has a 50mm cut length - it is the easiest fit with a E239 connector
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04. The Striplight fits under the contacts to make connection with the "targets"
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05. Like this - except make the "+" go to the "+" (red wire)
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11. On the striplight with 50mm segments, there's plenty of clearance for the first emitter
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12. .. but emitters on the denser striplights leave less room
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14. Here I am using a wire cutter to nibble a pocket for the emitter
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17. I could do this nibbling with a Dremel, toenail cutters, or a file
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20. This is easier than nibbling, but don't burn yourself!
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22. Here I am using a soldering iron - it's pretty thick
a thinner wire lets you shape more accurately
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28. ... and there's no way to make this 8mm connector fit a 10mm striplight
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