Permanent Lighting Extension Cables
Extensions are the plain cable of a permanent lighting system — the runs between the controller and the first light, across a garage door, around a corner, or out to a power-injection point. One cable, seven lengths, so you buy the distance the job actually needs instead of coiling surplus into the soffit.
Every install sheet has a few of these on it. Crews typically stock the short lengths for jumps between track sections and the long lengths for controller-to-roofline drops.
Every length we stock
| Length | Price | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Foot Extension | $3.15 | The corner jump — bridges a track break at a corner or downspout. | Add to cart |
| 3-Foot Extension | $4.55 | Dormers, garage-door piers and short gaps between sections. | Add to cart |
| 5-Foot Extension | $5.95 | The utility length crews keep most of on the truck. | Add to cart |
| 10-Foot Extension | $10.50 | Short drops and generous corner wraps. | Add to cart |
| 15-Foot Extension | $17.50 | Mid-length drops from soffit to a sheltered controller. | Add to cart |
| 20-Foot Extension | $24.50 | Controller-to-roofline drops on single-storey elevations. | Add to cart |
| 25-Foot Extension | $31.50 | The long haul — two-storey drops and power-injection feeds. | Add to cart |
How installers choose
- Measure the run, then round up one size — A little slack at a connector is easy to dress; a cable one foot short is a second trip.
- Corners and gaps — Short extensions (1–5 ft) bridge track breaks at corners, dormers and downspouts.
- Drops and feeds — Long extensions (10–25 ft) typically run controller-to-track and carry power-injection feeds via a T connector.
Buying for a crew?
Trade accounts carry tiered pricing and reserved stock, and our spec team turns plans into parts lists.