Is this plug and play or do you need some kind of voltage regulator attached to the battery?
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I had a 2002 Road King and I was able to just plug it in and go! I did get a french trim ring cause the bulb does stick out a bit further than stock. To change the two side lamps, you will need adapter wires sold here.
1507570
All plug n play... you will need a wiring adapter for the fog lights though.
1507571
As I remember, it is plug and play. Hope I don't mislead, I installed the headlight and both passing lights and love them.
1693757
I actually purchased this for my husband and he says, no, it charges 12V batteries without an extra regulator.
436663
Gosh, have no idea. I've only charged the batteries from a regular plug-in.
1972596
It's a plug in only. I don't see anywhere there is a location for batteries.
584925
Sorry not sure. Had someone install it. For some reason I don't think it's a plug in.
1394490
As far as I can tell the controller doesn't need to know the battery type, as it just controls the voltage.
1117485
This includes everything to install but is not plug and play. You have to tap the door closure wires and hook the relay into the battery.
1357290
I have no idea we hooked ours directly up to a battery. Sorry couldn't be of more help
1986053
Mine just came with battery. But looking on the back there is a place for a DC:9V adapter. So I guess you could plug it in if you had that type of power adapter.
1749514
No there is nothing special required. You can plug it into a standard 120V outlet.
117218
It's plugs into the A/V port. It actually works pretty nice. The only draw back to this is that the plug-flap has to be open when you have it plugged in. The plug in controls the trigger button to the battery pack. It's nice, but not critical.
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Yes, it comes with the plug for your 12v accessory hole. Mine is plugged in right now, in the garage which has some small windows. It is overcast and my volt meter was registering from 2.75 to 4.65 volts. It is odd that value fluctuated from one end to the other every second, but it is producing energy. It also has a small blue LED that lets you know it is charging.
1366211
You plug it in. I works pretty well. It has better power than the battery operated kind.
1800550
No you have to use the power adapter supplied. Unless you rigged up a 12 volt DC battery near it.
1328199
This unit MUST be plugged in to operate. Unfortunately it does NOT contain a standalone battery.
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I use it on a 12v battery on my sailboat and it works great. Every time I use my boat, the battery is fully charged. Doesn't need a regulator. Everything you need comes with it.
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It comes with it's own power supply and plug. This item does not use batteries.