how do run wires and where do I connect to?,n- line fuse &amp; switch to battery?wires go down through roof? how do I go from 12v to 24v on my truck?
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sorry i cannot help you - bought this as a gift for my nephew; hoping someone else can answer your questions
701999
I have three of these cameras and have hard wired all of them. One one car, I wired it to be on 24/7/365. It is a show car and a lot of people are always looking into it and messing with it. My other two trucks have it hard wired to come on and go off when the truck is started or stopped. When you cut the cord, right near the cigarette lighter plug, you have one red (positive) and one black (negative) wire. You simply ground the black to metal somewhere and you can use a fuse tap. The one I bought plugs into an existing fuse in your fuse box. You put the original fuse in the first bank of the tap, and a 5 amp fuse in the bank next to the red wire. Crimp the red wires together, plug it in and it works. Here is the fuse tap I bought: http://www.amazon.com/Littelfuse-FHA200BP-ATO-Add-A-Circuit-Kit/dp/B0002BGELQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1392259142&sr=1-1&keywords=fuse+tap
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Mine did not, however, if that was what I was going to do with it, this is what I would do. Connect it to the 24v battery under the hood, then run an extension cord through the firewall under the dashboard. Once installed (very easy) you never have to mess with it again, and it won't get lost when you are not using it.
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buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
990742
I saw mention of running these in a house. You could do this with an adapter which would have to convert 120 VAC to 12 VDC. For your car they only need ground and +12V which is the system your car runs on already. Many people will suggest that because the current draw is low you could run it directly off the battery through the switch to the light. You can do this but there are some draw backs. First of all the power line should always be fused especially if penetrating the firewall into the vehicle. You can also accidentally leave the light on without the key. I have mine connected through a relay. Power comes from the positive battery terminal through a fuse. The relay is activated by a switch on the dash which gets power from the fusebox to a line that only gets power with the key on or in the acc position. This way the lights will go off when the truck is turned off. The output of the relay is connected to the positive (red) wire on the light and the negative (black) wire is connected to the frame using a self drilling screw to make a good connection and then protected with paint to prevent corrosion later. Hope this helps.
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truck or motorcycle -any 12 volt batterie will do .position wires and light using gluestrip on back. red wire positive -white negative or ground. do it at night so you see the effects ;)
1143015
What is your question??? If you don't know how to install it and your NOT handy with 12V Electrical systems you will have to take it to a shop. If you handy you can also YouTube installation on it and go from there, take your time and go slow don't rush so you're not blowing fuses, or damage anything in your vehicle.
803143
Have someone who knows wiring help you. Basically, you will connect the wires directly to your battery (or a fuse, if you wish) with the appropriate connector soldered on. one on the Red wire and one on the black. The connector looks like and "O" with a spot for the wire to be either crimped or soldered on.
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I wired mine into the Reverse lightbulb (with an in-line fuse for protection). Red into the hot wire, then ground the black wire to the metal chassis. This way whenever I put my truck in reverse, I get a HUGE light to see when backing up in the dark!
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.
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i just put them on a utv. becarefull with the my friend pulled the wires out of one. put a a relay in line. or check jc witney for controll
674283
just plug it in to the factory harness.but if you do hard wire it use the fuse.
687722
There's an source and a load. Connect the battery to the source, connect the load (probably speed controller) to the load just as if you were connecting it to the battery. That's it. No wiring diagram needed, these things are pretty standard. Make sure you don't swap the black and red wires.
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I had to cap the extra wires, AND, I ran a jumper wire from the lighter (orange, I believe) to the harness because it was recommended on a Dodge forum. Something about the stock ignition power wire not working with after-market equipment. I used mine on an '05 Magnum, if that makes any difference.
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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.
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8 guage wire to run power from your battery to where you install it, inline fuse, some smaller guage wire to run the remote (12 volt accessory) turn on wire from the back of your stereo, also either RCA cable or speaker wire depending on whether your running low or high level inputs .... you can buy it separately or just get a 8 gauge sub/amp wiring kit and it will have everything you need
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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....