Could I trim the plug and wire it directly to light in horse trailer to keep horse cool in traffic/stops?
1573433
I don't think I would do that because the plug contains the on/off switch as well as speed control. And it also contains a fuse in the part that goes into the lighterAlso wherever you get power from make sure it's on its own circuit because I pop fuses with this fan a lotIt draws very much electricity
1573434
I don't think I would do that because the plug contains the on/off switch as well as speed control. And it also contains a fuse in the part that goes into the lighter Also wherever you get power from make sure it's on its own circuit because I pop fuses with this fan a lot It draws very much electricity
1780336
you shouldent.. my trailer and most out there there is a green wire on each side that is your turn signal and the white wire that is your ground so that leaves your black as your battery/running lights.
110931
yes or better yet run it to your fuse block and install an on/off ( rocker switch) so your can flip it on/off at any time. Even rolling down the road to check your trailer behind you.
1995269
Yes, you may, if the trailer supplies 12VDC. Note however, that this item is not waterproof, therefore it must be protected from the elements.
1262795
Not sure just what you are asking... since this is a 12v low voltage light, there is no "plug" , just wires to splice into a 12v power cable for outdoor lighting....
1533915
No. These lights are meant to hard wire directly. A cord can be attached to these easily if needed.
980989
I would think that you could splice the wire, but the cord and power adaptor (supplied) is so convenient if you have a 110v rec. nearby. You will need a rec. to supply your reciever and you will be able to turn your power off once it locks in to sats. installation was easy if you are somewhat mechanical.
1066826
I don't see why you can't do that. You'll have to use like and end of an extension cord because these lights have a power pack which converts them from 110vac to dc
1651601
Yes you can Ken I used it on my travel trailer to shut down the power when not in use.
1425078
nope, but you could easily splice a wire in between the plug. I got news for you, 1 of these doesn't do much!
1097565
Yes. The tail/running (and back up, if equipped) lights are wired independent of the converter.
279996
Our trailer was pre-wired for a rooftop ac. We just installed it & attached to existing wiring. It is designed to run off electrical hookups. If you have a large generator to run your trailer I believe that would work also. We have a Salem 19' LE which is insulated for all weather. Hope this helps.
537203
you can proably wire it to do that, but I run a light off the switch and power the receptacle
661766
No. There are instructions and a diagram on wiring to a standard receptacle inside the RV/Trailer. This is one of the best weather resistant power supply adaptors I've seen
525913
The short answer is YES. Just be sure that:1. You must provide 12 volts to the lamp else it won't won't light up.2. LEDs are polar sensitive. Red to Red, Black (or ground) to Black3. You should have a black wire (sometimes white) coming through the trailer connector to trailer frame. Do not depend on a ground connection through the trailer ball4. Running lights have to be on to work.
816453
Negative. I had to splice it into existing wiring that I already had from a regular ceiling light. This worked for me because this chandelier acts as our entry light and is connected to a wall switch. Wouldn't be hard to actually slice in a plug though if that's what you need.
528661
believe this to be to hot for computers but I used it to wire in trailer lights and works great!