Can you "piggyback" these lights together? That is, plug them together in a row? I will have lights plugged in on a main switch I can turn on/off.
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No, the lamp does not provide a plug to connect them in a row. In addition, I noticed that it is also recomended to not plug them directly to a "protected" (GFCI?) socket. I read one of the reviews that mentions that the lamp was triggering the breaker. I have it on a standard wall plate and did not have any problems with the circuit.
732738
I would place them 2 feet apart. Keep in mind, since they are 110v, you may need to consult your local building codes. You most likely will be required to have an electrical box for every connection near each light. In the box you can place the small transformer (which comes with the light) and the connection wire for each light.
907988
They are wired in series - one connects to the next - If you connect too many in a series some will not light up at the end, so they cannot all be connected into one outlet in a long single line - no big deal though. The lights are in a bar and are not flexible so they will not bend.
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Check your connections. I have found that these lights are finicky. The slightest movement (like replacing a bulb) affects the connections. Play with the connections when on and you'll find they work.
680316
Sure, easy to do. What I did was to run the power cable to each light, just be sure tohook them up in parallel and not series.
272491
You can hardwire them, or plug them in. I have mine hardwired, but you need to keep that adapter that comes with it. So you have light --> adapter --> hardwired. Or you can do light --> adapter --> plug into outlet.
539256
They are connected the same way, unless the circuit your current light bar is on can't handle the addt'l 2A per light added, in which case you would need a relay and separate circuit, with the relay energized by the existing light bar circuit assuming you want them energized simultaneously.
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Leave them plugged in for an hour or so and recheck them. I believe I had a similar issue with these initially. I'm anxious to hear if this works for you. I've been really pleased with the lights I am using in our house. Helps so much at night.
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There is a spare wire with each unit. Once the lights are hooked up, touch the bare end of the wire to a metal object. This will scroll through the patterns. If both lights go to the same switch, then upon activation, they will be synced.
600167
No, they cannot be sync together. The cord is two wire, power and ground. The higher priced lights have five wires. The absolute best you could do is turn them on at the same time, but that still wont put them in time with other existing lights on your vehicle.
395054
No, not unless there is a way to do it that I have not figured out. Every time the lights come on they are in strobe mode, which I have found to be the only complaint I have with them.I will try to find the materials that came with the bulbs and If I learn differently, I will report back.
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There are no directions for what you are asking. If you had one switch control one light and the other switch control another light you would be ok if you understand basic wiring. However, you would not be able to have both switches control the same light unless you wired them as three way switches and always kept one of the doors closed. That would likely defeat the purpose of having each door switched.
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You plug them into the socket and that's it! (They will all be connected to each other, as long as they are in the same circuit panel)
1203547
Yes. There is no on/off switch on them. They light when they receive current, so if you have a timer between the power and their plug, it'll work fine. There have been complaints, and they look delicate, so don't throw them around. Mine work fine though. Doodlewizard
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These lights only have an on/off switch. I don't believe they can be synced together and they don't have any other settings.
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I have them installed through a separate switch never tried them with direct install. Sorry.
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The lights I have are at my other residence so I can't verify this..."I think they can but they may need to be wired differently to enable that feature". I remember the instructions mentioning something about this. Sorry, not much help.