Another wiring question.
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Another wiring question.
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I have just purchased some LEDs for my jeep and am getting ready to install them. I have never wired lights like this before and have scoured the forum and read as many posts as I could find. I think I understand how to do it but just need some confirmation that it's correct (I have attached a diagram below). My main question is, do I need fuses between the lights and the relays? Thanks for the help.
I have just purchased some LEDs for my jeep and am getting ready to install them. I have never wired lights like this before and have scoured the forum and read as many posts as I could find. I think I understand how to do it but just need some confirmation that it's correct (I have attached a diagram below). My main question is, do I need fuses between the lights and the relays? Thanks for the help.
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Hey guys,
I have just purchased some LEDs for my jeep and am getting ready to install them. I have never wired lights like this before and have scoured the forum and read as many posts as I could find. I think I understand how to do it but just need some confirmation that it's correct (I have attached a diagram below). My main question is, do I need fuses between the lights and the relays? Thanks for the help.
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I have just purchased some LEDs for my jeep and am getting ready to install them. I have never wired lights like this before and have scoured the forum and read as many posts as I could find. I think I understand how to do it but just need some confirmation that it's correct (I have attached a diagram below). My main question is, do I need fuses between the lights and the relays? Thanks for the help.
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Thanks. I've always over done the stuff I've worked on. I really don't know how to calculate what the draw would be so I guess I was trying to make sure I didn't damage anything. Thanks for the info.
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i (amps) = w (watts) / v (volts)
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Looks good depending on the wattage of your lights you can go smaller on your fuse to the lights. Use the above formula to figure out what you need. You can also use 14 gauge from the battery to terminal 30 and from 87 to the lights. The rest of the circuit can be 18 or 16 gauge wire since there is no load to speak of.