How would I wire this for power in a truck since it only comes with the household plug?
195714
Kody,All you need is to replace the AC adapter with a DC Plug that matches the Power in Jack on your Lepai amp. Be Careful to observe the correct polarity.. or you will destruct the amp! Tip is +, sleeve is -. As far as where to get tips, I usually use a cable and plug from a dead Power adapter for a laptop (like the one that came with your Lepai), or, if you have a Radio Shack near you, they still carry DC plugs that can be wired up to - simply take the lepai in, and see which one best fits.. use a voltmeter after wiring to ensure you have correct polarity.
195715
Purchase the household plug that converts and fits in your cigarette lighter in your truck
195716
Kody, All you need is to replace the AC adapter with a DC Plug that matches the Power in Jack on your Lepai amp. Be Careful to observe the correct polarity.. or you will destruct the amp! Tip is +, sleeve is -. As far as where to get tips, I usually use a cable and plug from a dead Power adapter for a laptop (like the one that came with your Lepai), or, if you have a Radio Shack near you, they still carry DC plugs that can be wired up to - simply take the lepai in, and see which one best fits.. use a voltmeter after wiring to ensure you have correct polarity.
195717
It is not meant for automotive use. However, you could get a power inverter to change your 12vdc car circuit to 120vac.
195718
Good luck. I put it in the house. You could always clip the wire and hard wire it in, but I'm not going to recommend it. I have no idea why they advertise it as a car amp.
195719
It's kind of a novelty in a vehicle, but cut the wire near the inverter and strip the outer insulation there will be a red and white wire. red is +12v and white is common or ground. The wires are probably around 18 awg stranded aluminum so the current passed through is very small. You might squeze more power out by hardwiring it to the board, no doubt voiding the warranty if it has one.
195720
If you don't want to cut the plug off of the adapter, you can purchase just the plug with wires coming out that you can wire to your truck. I suggest an inline fuse as well
195721
The Product Description clearly states that it IS intended for automotive use! You DO NOT need an inverter; the unit runs on auto voltage; it has a power adapter which takes the 120 AC [house current] down to 9 to 14.4 DC. Just throw away the power adapter which comes with it and wire it directly to your vehicle (12-14 DC).
1348311
The only thing I can add, is to make sure you determine whether you need a one or two pin compressor. I needed a 2 wire and didn't check, This comprssor is a one wire. s far as compatible with that truck I don't know, but check that wire requirement first.
1737002
This is only hard wire, you can purchase the cigarette lighter plug then wire it up to this. That is what I did with my application.
278830
It comes with a plug that goes to stripped leads. You can then buy an adapter for whatever kind of vehicle you have and attach it to your vehicle's wiring system. You can get the adapters here on amazon.com .
2132227
It has a wiring harness that you tie in to a 12v. Supply under dash or wherever. Works good.
1889755
It could have a plug added to it allowing it to be plugged into a wall socket. It like most motors just have terminals that you add wiring to for your specific needs.just be sure if wired to a plug you use wire that is large enough and Includes a ground terminal
585117
Use a volt meter and look for a wire that only has power when the ignition is on.
586651
This is only the connecting cord and dash outlet. You also need a receiver/convertor box.
2076896
The power source's plugs needs to be cut and you insert the wires. Your best bet is to check youtube for videos on how to wire the whole thing up. There's a few great ones on there that break it down for you.
631342
This unit requires 208-230v AC power. I suppose it could be mounted to a semi truck, but you would have carry around one hell of a generator to power it!
923703
That depends on the vehicle. Most trucks and many suv's are prewired. For the ford trucks the wire is already ran at the factory. This particular wire adapter is made for ford trucks. Use this to add the 7 pin plug or if need to replace a damaged 7 pin and wiring. The plug in for the brake controller for ford trucks prewired under the dash and you can purchase the appropriate pigtail to match. If it hasn't been done already you may need to add the fuses and relays in the fuse panel under the hood in the dedicated spaces so you can get 12v power to trailer and power to brake controller.
1804048
pull out the blank switch and if there is 8 wires on the plug it will work if its less then youll have to add 2 wires check out the tundra forums they have pics and instructions
327173
Depends on where you are planning to wire it in. I would suggest you watch tutorials videos and buy a voltmeter. Everything else, you can do it!
419137
I believe you would need an adapter for the power source. I used this unit in my vehicle, so my wiring harness came with the correct connecter. Contact the seller to see if you can get a .pdf of the wiring schematics, & that should give you a better idea. So other than the power source, all other connections are via RCA jacks. I hope this helped. Good luck to you.
1676238
That is exactly what I did. The harness was slightly different than the stock plug. It came with directions that allowed me to wire it in with no problems. There were some specific instructions about specific years of Ford trucks and the brake wire, but I was able to figure it out with the instructions and a simple voltage meter.
1798743
I would think you could. You would just have to splice into the backup wires to get the power needed since you don't have a two package like on a pickup truck.
1623381
If it does not have a socket, then it should have a two wire connector that plugs together. If not, you might need to cut of the connector and just wire not the conductor together. If you are not experienced, you shod hire an electrician.