can this harness be used to hook up a stand-alone set a auxillary lights? how would you wire it to a 2-way switch?
1605749
KC wiring harness part number 6315. KC HiLiTES 6315 Wiring Harness with 40 Amp Relay and LED Rocker Switch
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It could be used but I would use the KC light or Painless Wiring auxilliarly light wire set This is for the High/Low Beam headlights, if the auxillary headlights are High/Low beam then use the 2 way switch double pole switch to turn off the relay control. KC makes a great kit it's the 6315 that uses the same 40amp relay. I'm guessing you are using a 12Volt system so if you are using two 100 watt lights that equals 200 watts divided by 12volts equals 16.67 amps so the 40amp relay is big enough and 12 gauge wire is rated for 20amps. I would use and switch to control the relay coil and run the power for the lights directly from the battery through a 30amp fuse. Hope it helps! It could be used but I would use the KC light or Painless Wiring auxilliarly light wire set This is for the High/Low Beam headlights, if the auxillary headlights are High/Low beam then use the 2 way switch double pole switch to turn off the relay control. KC makes a great kit it's the 6315 that uses the same 40amp relay. I'm guessing you are using a 12Volt system so if you are using two 100 watt lights that equals 200 watts divided by 12volts equals 16.67 amps so the 40amp relay is big enough and 12 gauge wire is rated for 20amps. I would use and switch to control the relay coil and run the... » Read More It could be used but I would use the KC light or Painless Wiring auxilliarly light wire set This is for the High/Low Beam headlights, if the auxillary headlights are High/Low beam then use the 2 way switch double pole switch to turn off the relay control. KC makes a great kit it's the 6315 that uses the same 40amp relay. I'm guessing you are using a 12Volt system so if you are using two 100 watt lights that equals 200 watts divided by 12volts equals 16.67 amps so the 40amp relay is big enough and 12 gauge wire is rated for 20amps. I would use and switch to control the relay coil and run the power for the lights directly from the battery through a 30amp fuse. Hope it helps! « Show Less
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or you can purchase the relay from Radio Shack and the relay base, but that will be about $20.00 and follow this wiring diagram> http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglite.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglites.htm&h;=480&w=640&sz;=34&tbnid;=iDDwhh3jRoki3M:&tbnh;=89&tbnw;=119&prev;=/search%3Fq%3Dauxiliary%2Blight%2Bwire%2Bdiagram%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom;=1&q;=auxiliary+light+wire+diagram&usg;=__s9T2yn-pYtHMDJwnc3iTBGQPzDY=&doci;d=_Zn2UshPp3xl-M&sa;=X&ei;=ivs5UbDeNqKp2gXn3oCoBA&ved;=0CDwQ9QEwAg&dur;=18673in my opinion it's easier and cheaper to purchase the wiring kit. Painless wiring has them as well. or you can purchase the relay from Radio Shack and the relay base, but that will be about $20.00 and follow this wiring diagram> http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglite.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglites.htm&h;=480&w=640&sz;=34&tbnid;=iDDwhh3jRoki3M:&tbnh;=89&tbnw;=119&prev;=/search%3Fq%3Dauxiliary%2Blight%2Bwire%2Bdiagram%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom;=1&q;=auxiliary+light+wire+diagram&usg;=__s9T2yn-pYtHMDJwnc3iTBGQPzDY=&doci;d=_Zn... » Read More or you can purchase the relay from Radio Shack and the relay base, but that will be about $20.00 and follow this wiring diagram> http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglite.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.classictruckshop.com/clubs/earlyburbs/projects/bosch/foglites.htm&h;=480&w=640&sz;=34&tbnid;=iDDwhh3jRoki3M:&tbnh;=89&tbnw;=119&prev;=/search%3Fq%3Dauxiliary%2Blight%2Bwire%2Bdiagram%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom;=1&q;=auxiliary+light+wire+diagram&usg;=__s9T2yn-pYtHMDJwnc3iTBGQPzDY=&doci;d=_Zn2UshPp3xl-M&sa;=X&ei;=ivs5UbDeNqKp2gXn3oCoBA&ved;=0CDwQ9QEwAg&dur;=18673in my opinion it's easier and cheaper to purchase the wiring kit. Painless wiring has them as well. « Show Less
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It could be used but I would use the KC light or Painless Wiring auxilliarly light wire set This is for the High/Low Beam headlights, if the auxillary headlights are High/Low beam then use the 2 way switch double pole switch to turn off the relay control. KC makes a great kit it's the 6315 that uses the same 40amp relay. I'm guessing you are using a 12Volt system so if you are using two 100 watt lights that equals 200 watts divided by 12volts equals 16.67 amps so the 40amp relay is big enough and 12 gauge wire is rated for 20amps. I would use and switch to control the relay coil and run the power for the lights directly from the battery through a 30amp fuse. Hope it helps!
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The harness uses one of the two 3 prong connectors for the headlights to turn the lights powered by the harness on, in theory if you were to perches 2 harness you could use the unused headlight connector on the opposite side of the vehicle to turn the second harness on, but that would mean that your aux light would turn on with your headlights. As far as rewiring the harness I couldn't say as I haven't studied how the activation wires on the harness work.
1890110
Yes, but follow the diagram. Hooking it up wrong will burn out the auto switch. Also a good idea to use an inline fuse to be safe.
1607102
Dear Ron, Thanks for your inquiry. The lights must work with wire harness/switch and you can check the wire harness from http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Wiring-Harness-Switch-Driving/dp/B00DKWJ1RS/ref=sr_1_1?m=AA3DW73OVKOAR&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1395024413&sr=1-1&keywords=B00DKWJ1RS. Hope this can help.
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Yes, I have the same situation. You can leave the switch on the light on and control it from inside, or you leave the inside switch on and control it at the light. It WON'T work like a 3-way.
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You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
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No. This will not work in a 3 way switch application. Also requires a neutral.
552218
Sorry, I just got back to read my emails. This item is ok if you want to wire your garden area with special wiring for this type of light. I didn't read all the information about it and wanted a plug in to the outlet type. So I am going to eat this one for now. Maybe one day I might wire my whole backyard to have this type of lighting system. Sorry I could not help you more. Good luck.
1113856
Yes this kit works, there is actually two wires per lead. I used it to connect four lights with no trouble simply by adding extra wires.
655772
Any wiring harness that uses 12 or 10 gaige wire, has a relay that supports at least 20 amps, and fuse. As far as switches go any switch is fine, just keep in mind that if it is a lighted switch it will need to be run through the fuse as well.
982894
No special wire harness is needed. I would use marine grade wire 12-14 gauge and a inline fuse to protect your electronics. Also a marine grade switch instead of something from Autozone. These lights a bright. Very happy with them so far.
1755628
Don't know anything about the harness and I have not used it. These are basic two wire lights and should work with any setup. Don't over think them.
489016
As long as you wire the harness to the side that works, it will be fine. I used it on an old honda that had a short on the passenger side. I just wired it like the diagram illustrates on my good circuit, and my headlights work with the switch. I installed the HID 5000k ballasts and bulbs. It works perfectly.
1393017
The switch can be used for that using the ground wire. That is what I used to activate my under hood led light.
615473
No wiring harness with my round Tuff LED lights. They were easy to wire up with crimp connector(s) a switch and a 12Vdc source.
1704122
You'll need to purchase a wiring harness if you want them on a toggle switch. I spliced them into my reverse lights so I didn't use a wiring harness
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this harness has raw unterminated ends, so you can splice into any type of light you have. i would recommend waterproof butt connectors to make the splice.
495900
I'm not really a wiring expert, but I think the way this harness is fused, you'd need 2 harnesses for four lights.