Thread: An electrical question.

Originally Posted by V8Ian;[URL="tel:3200749"

3200749[/URL]]Hopefully a clearer picture.
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Only if I stand on my head, which should be impossible.

Originally Posted by Tins

Is there a reverse light pin on the trailer plug on those?

No.

Hopefully it's now also the right way up.
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Sorry for the delay, I had to go out to the shed to retake the picture, then got interupted by a phone call.

I’d put money on that not being waterproof, but that’s what silicone is for, and there’s millions of similar things on AliExpress if it goes wrong.

Oops, wrong V8thread.

I reckon I should be able to run both from a single box. Looking at the chart, it starts at 4", which equates to 2x2" in my thinking.

Hmm,sorry Ian,that has me lost.Doesn't really give much info.
Tombie may have an idea,that is if Gav can't sort it.

They are universal current limiting LED drivers by the looks of it. I’d start at a low setting and move up from there until you have the desired brightness. Most lights have the drivers built in, but external drivers aren’t uncommon in industry etc. not sure what they came off but that would be my best educated guess.

Worth hooking up on the bench first with a 12 volt battery and trying them out.

I have bench tested them, on 12V they chuck a decent flood beam, more than adequate for reversing lights.

There are no external/visible adjustments, everything relative l have photographed and posted.

Gav, what are your thoughts on running both from one box? I'm reluctant to experiment as it will mean cutting and splicing the wires.