Are these lights and connectors suitable for auto use?
1723022
I'm not clear how you want to use them specifically. We used them to light the interior of our Eurovan camper.
1723023
Yes, but I recommend they not be exposed to salt or water. These operate on 12 volts DC which is the usual automobile voltage.
1757389
Probably fine. The lights are nice and bright when you first change the batteries; they do dim over time. If that would be a problem, it might be better to get something that plugs in.
82275
They are plug and play but they won't be that bright to replace for high beams. More or would be for accent color. I used them in a fog light to match my hids color. But won't be a replacement for highs
1795334
The device is designed to fit several standard connection types. However, automakers are designing some LED lighting systems such that they cannot be changed assuming the LED life will withstand the vehicle life. Automakers are not taking into account accessorizing the vehicles in these ways. My experience is that map lights, pilot lights, or ambient lightning cannot be changed. Check your vehicle to determine if the LED lights can be swapped out.
707995
Yes- I believe they will work just fine. For me they worked better than the regular lights because they don't need as much voltage to be bright so they were brighter where I had longer wire runs.
823348
I wouldn't try it. You would need thicker gauge wires than the ones installed on these lights.
217290
I don't know, but I doubt they are. While the connectors are similar in design, I found that the connectors and the "rope" were larger in diameter than rope lights I've seen elsewhere.
1478921
I would not wire them direct to your high beams! The current draw MAY cause an overload on that circuit, and both could be dimmer than normal(depending on vehicle). It could also cause the circuit to be interupted(fail), again depending on vehicle and age of vehicle. I think wireing the lights independantly, is an easier, safer and more direct method. Some States mandate a seperate switch to control "off highway lights".
154524
Yes they will. If you are looking for something bright, try using H.I.D lights. I have them on all my cars. Use 6000k or less-street legal.
1063937
I was not impresses with the lights at all. They are fine for tail lights, but the blinker and turn light is hardly noticeable. Very poor lights in my opinion. No response when I tried to contact the company. I do not recommend them at all.
174640
Yes you can use them for off-road but generally four on you roll use I has to comply with DOT standards and if they're too bright and cause safety issues may not be DOT approved so usually a off-roadoff-road lights will be brighter than these, I would look around a little more good luck
1651485
I would assume they would as they are made for Auto use. As long as the socket is correct for this tiny L.E.D. so that you can plug it in and hold it securely, should work just fine.
549711
Not sure. I cut them off anyway and use ac electrical twist connectors (and tape) for better reliability. The connectors attached to Malibu lights seem to fail after a year in the rain and snow in Michigan.
1516399
I used these lights to replace my driving lights. Driving light are on a 15 or 20 amp fuse. Being LED 15 amp fuse should be more than enough. LED draw very little power to run.
1831630
Nope, you will need a 120ac/12vdc power supply for these lights. These are light emitting DIODES, so you must observe the proper polarity when you are hooking them up.
10629
Yes these require 12v of power and they are tapped to an existing light source on the vehicle which you want the LED strips to turn on with.
1007489
If the lights were designed to be powered by D.C.(your car battery) it will work. However if your lights do not have a car cigarette lighter male connector you may have to made adjustment such as cutting off female connector to adaptor and splicing your light wiring into the AC to DC connector. This may be more work than you want to tackle. Of course if your lights have the cigarette lighter connector mentioned above, everything should work out fine.