Can Optronics LED Strip Light # UCL91CB be Cut Down to Make Shorter Strips

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Hi I have a question about item # UCL91CB. I will only be needing a 58 length of this type lighting to replace a strip in my rv. Once I cut my needed length would I be able to use what is remaining on the roll to replace other lighting of this type in my rv.. thanks

asked by: Randy P

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Yes you can make shorter versions of the Optronics LED Strip Light # UCL91CB but you will need to use the part # A90PB to make additional wiring harnesses so that you can utilize the cut off strips.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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