12V Wire?

[SunDiego]

Originally Posted by cubefx

This should be easy. Just get blade connectors and crimp them to the wires, connect ground and plug it in the fuse panel.


CUBE

Thank you..

[cubefx]

Originally Posted by whalepirot

Hopefully into a switched 12vdc source, there, so the lights are not on all the time, but only when the ignition is on.

Actually, I'm thinking that he should tap in to the headlight fuse, so lights will come on only when he driving at night or even better have separate switch for them.


CUBE

[SunDiego]

Just snapped a couple quick pictures of the lights and the remote and yes my car is dirty









Sorry about the blurry pictures I'll try and get better ones later.

[rollingtones]

I can tell you about 12V switched and constant wires but please let me know what you are thinking to install. Thanks!

[SunDiego]

Originally Posted by rollingtones

I can tell you about 12V switched and constant wires but please let me know what you are thinking to install. Thanks!

Thanks but I already installed everything

[HeavenlyDemonic]

I was thinking about doing this, but had a question or two before I got started:

I would like to use a constant slot on the fuse box but have a switch mounted over on the driver-side dash, would this work ok? I would like to put the switch over where I will install the 2nd 12v socket from Cubefx's post (though I am not allowed to post the link here since my post count is too low)

What type of fuse would be good on the positive line or would I even need one? I would rather be safe than sorry. Would a 15a fuse work, or do you need the specs from the LED Lightbar =P

Sorry for the newbie questions, I really like my Smart and would like to personalize it at least a little bit, ha ha!

[SunDiego]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyDemonic

I was thinking about doing this, but had a question or two before I got started:

I would like to use a constant slot on the fuse box but have a switch mounted over on the driver-side dash, would this work ok? I would like to put the switch over where I will install the 2nd 12v socket from Cubefx's post (though I am not allowed to post the link here since my post count is too low)

What type of fuse would be good on the positive line or would I even need one? I would rather be safe than sorry. Would a 15a fuse work, or do you need the specs from the LED Lightbar =P

Sorry for the newbie questions, I really like my Smart and would like to personalize it at least a little bit, ha ha!

It could work fine.


I think the lights already came with an in-line fuse, I don't remember. I have no idea what size you'd need/want to use. Sorry!

[HeavenlyDemonic]

I picked up these, I hope they work well.

It's a 4 peice LED set from LEDGlow.

Thanks for the response, I appreciate it, I will let you know how it goes with these, and post pics if anyone is interested.

[donnyonee]

ive used a fuse, just push 1 side in and the the other side goes to your product, crawl under the dash and try it, youll see what i mean.

[The Rigger]

Originally Posted by cubefx

Actually, I'm thinking that he should tap in to the headlight fuse, so lights will come on only when he driving at night or even better have separate switch for them.

...Or maybe tap into the dome light, so they come on with that.