Could anybody give me instructions on what wires including colors get connected to a 12V auto battery or fuse box,and which end and where.
739889
The controller (if you purchased the controller) takes a 2.1mm x 5mm DC power connector (available at Radio Shack solder-on or on-line as a screw down conductor type), the center pin is +12 Volts the shell is return or - ground. It doesn't malke any difference which end of the string you plug into,,but the key goes to the key on the connector and they must be aligned. you will only be able to plug one 5M string into one controller (otherwise you will over power the controller) the second string will not be the same brightness as the first string, that's why you will need an amplifier to power the second string from the same controller, you run a second 12 volts + & - from the power source and plug the first strips other 4 pin plug into the amplifier and the 2nd string either end into the other side of the amplifier. Hope this helps? Also if you didn't get the controller and remote the white wire is +12 Volts and the colored wires are returned to - depending on the color you want white is all three colored wires to - return.
739890
we simply bought the lights that has the regular outlet adapter to it and plug the other end into a house hold outlet current. hope this helps
1784914
Does your 4 wheeler have a battery ? If so then you will need a fuse, some wire and a switch , + terminal of battery to the fuse output of fuse to the switch , output of switch to the + on the LED strip , then ground the negative side of the strip
1979149
Odd, my 12v model only had 2 wires, Brown and Yellow, and being 12 I didnt think it mattered which was which, but generaly, I chose the brighter of the two(yellow) as the +, and installed an in line fuse, works fine, bright as hell. Id rate it at nearly 1000 lumen when connected to my Deep Cycle 12v Boat battery.
1023547
Connect it straight to your battery. Use something like this: Scosche EBT Battery Terminal with ABS Cover Get one for Positive and one for Negative. Use size 12 AWG wire. You might be able to run just a black wire to battery, and the red to like a seat bolt or something as ground if it's easier, but a battery ground is never a fail. Good luck!
36026
To be perfectly honest with you, if you aren't sure about wiring, maybe this isn't the right product for you. It will mean using trim tools and splicing to a found 12v wire. If you want to press forward, the red goes to a switched +12vdc source, and the black goes to a chassis ground point.Good luck.
413275
I connected mine through my head units woring harness. Some have stated wiring it directly to the battery. I personally like using the had units wires. Its all color coated so its easy
1024094
There is a wiring diagram that shows you what color wires need to go where. One wire is the 12 volt power source. One wire is meant to be connected to a key on 12 volt source. Then there is a ground and antenna. You can find wires to splice into anywhere on your bike. Typically near your battery and fuses you will find a wire that has 12 volts all the time and one that only has 12 volts when the key is on. If you don't know how to check for this with a meter or a test light and don't know how to correctly splice wires together then I strongly recommend you have a more qualified person do it.
1399741
The wire that comes from the fuse holder is a positive + connection only and should be connected to the positive wire on your charger. You should have a negitive wire coming the charger that should be connected to a ground source near the fuse box.
1178563
This is a power distribution box... so you will run a cable right from your battery positive side to the post on the block. then you will have six places to run load wires from. just install the fuse that is best suited for the load that you will be running, then install a spade connector to the positive wire on what ever your load is... Lights, Radio...or what ever else you are trying to power. then run the ground wire from you item to a chassis ground, that will complete your circuit. Hope this helps....
895551
Each piece has two wires attached (negative and positive) and are for 12V wiring. The negative is to be connected directly to the negative pole of your car battery and the positive wire to be connected to the positive lead of one of the existing lights in your car. The light will work in accordance with the way the light that it is connected to works. Note red is positive and black is negative. The light is self-adhesive but I would recommend that you get some 3M double sided tape because the adhesive it comes with is not very strong.
2058318
Please connect the yellow wire to the car battery,and the red one to the key power line,connect the black one with negative pole. For further information, please contact customer service directly. Thank you.
1876669
There will be 2 wires to connect to the battery, then the rest run to the lights. I don't recall wiring a yellow wire.. Try connecting the 2 power ones and seeing if it works, if it does just discard the yellow one
343226
Directions and a diagram were included in the box with mine. As for the wire I would check with local hardware stores or auto parts stores.
1034036
There really isn't a wiring diagram. There are 4 wires, each clearly marked. The four wires are +48 VDC In (+ side of battery array), Ground in (- side of battery array), +12 VDC Out and GND (-) Out. Connect the input side to your battery array and the output side to whatever 12 volt device you need to power. Keep in mind that there is a 10 Amp limit, which should be plenty for most applications, but something to be aware of.
332420
The kit power and ground wires are bare. If you want to hook it up to fuse box you will need the wire ends that the fuse box will accept. I spliced them to my radio harness power and ground since they already are attached to the fuse box. You can probably find a help video on Youtube.
63451
Jeremiah this unit have wires on the back, connect this wires to +12vdc directly,fuse is internal but if you need to extend wire length make sure you use good AWG 12 wires or better!
53613
Main wires go to battery and smaller wire to switch or to a fuse block that comes on when switch is turned on