LLRubylady
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Silly question-these lights come with a switch but I assume that they can be hooked up to the aux switches? Any lights can be connected to the aux switches, correct?
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Sure. Just check the amperage to make sure the fuse will support the lights. Two of the aux switches are 40A and two are 15A.Silly question-these lights come with a switch but I assume that they can be hooked up to the aux switches? Any lights can be connected to the aux switches, correct?
Glad I asked I didnāt think of that!Sure. Just check the amperage to make sure the fuse will support the lights. Two of the aux switches are 40A and two are 15A.
Correct, You can connect both lights to any aux switch you want without worry. It would make sense to use a switch that isnāt fused for 40A since you may want that for something later. Either way youāre in the clear!Glad I asked I didnāt think of that!
The specs are 6.1 a at 14.4 volts so I assume that both lights together are just over 12 amp so can go on the same aux? Or is it the volts?
Both together are still running at 14.4 volts. You can put them both on a single 15 amp circuit.Glad I asked I didnāt think of that!
The specs are 6.1 a at 14.4 volts so I assume that both lights together are just over 12 amp so can go on the same aux? Or is it the volts?
Correct, You can connect both lights to any aux switch you want without worry. It would make sense to use a switch that isnāt fused for 40A since you may want that for something later. Either way youāre in the clear!
Thanks for all the responses. Very helpful. I just wanted to be sure before ordering.Both together are still running at 14.4 volts. You can put them both on a single 15 amp circuit.