Nora Lighting NAHO-606W 6 in Tape Light Interconnection Cable

Product Description

The NORA LIGHTING NAHO-606W is a 6-inch interconnection cable designed to link two tape light runs in series. It provides a clean, low-profile connection between adjacent tape light segments, allowing installers to route runs in any direction without splicing raw conductors. The white finish blends with standard ceiling and wall surfaces. Multiple interconnection cables can be joined end-to-end to achieve the precise run length required for a given installation. Electricians and lighting installers use this accessory when configuring continuous tape light layouts in residential and commercial settings.

This interconnection cable is designed for use with NORA LIGHTING High Output Tape Light and HyBrite Tape Light systems. It is suited for applications where two tape light segments must be connected across a gap or routed around an obstacle, such as cove lighting, under-cabinet lighting, display case illumination, and architectural accent installations. The cable can also extend Power Line Interconnectors within the same system.

Key Features

• 6-inch cable length allows flexible routing between tape light segments
• Links two tape light runs in any direction without cutting or splicing
• Multiple cables can be joined together to achieve longer connection distances
• Compatible with Power Line Interconnectors for extended layouts
• White finish suits standard surface installations

Compatibility

Compatible with NORA LIGHTING High Output Tape Light and HyBrite Tape Light systems. Can also be used to extend Power Line Interconnectors within compatible NORA LIGHTING tape light configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting installer. Power should be disconnected at the driver or power supply before connecting or disconnecting any tape light accessory. Verify that all connected tape light segments and drivers are rated for the same voltage before completing the circuit. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage lighting wiring and any applicable local codes.