Both wires are Brown. Which is the POS + connection left or right as you hold the switch in your hand with red logo at top?
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It doesn't matter its not polarized. Its just a little metal ball that falls between both sides of the wire and completes the circuit.
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if this is like mine, then all the float switch does is make the wire connection as it floats up. so u can splice it into the positive or negative wire of your pump wires. as this does not need power, it just makes the connection or disconnects the power as it floats up or down that goes to your pump. u just simply splice into one of your pumps power wires.
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There is no polarity on the switch. Connect the one to the POS+ from the battery and connect the other to the POS+ to the pump.
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Don't no name but the connection one is vertical the other is horizontal on a plug in connection.
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You should verify the polarity of these wires before to have those connected to anything. Mine comes with brown and blue wires.
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The positive ( red) i connected to the wire that goes to the reverse bulb. And the negative to any screw in the chassis. Ground.
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On mine, red wire to + and Black wire to - you can try yours either way until it lights up. They only light up when hooked up correctly.
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The wiring is located ( comes out of housing) on the left side if you are facing the front of the light bar.
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It should be either direction. There are NO arrows or indicators. When connecting mine, I picked a random end.
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You should have a black and a red. That go's positive and negative. The other wire (yellow or red) should go to your switch.
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sure, hook them up parrallel. mine was wired wrong, the pos was black not red, please check polarity with multi meter before installing.
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Your choice. All you are doing is breaking the circuit. Generally it is breaking the positive side (hence the red color of the switch). Worked great on my battery bank to cut off charging when not needed or based on battery temps.
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No, you want to use both. The two yellow wires on the bulb that has brown wires at the opposite end, and the two blue on the bulb that has red wires at the opposite end.
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Lefty . . . no problem the power switch is on the bottom of the light. . . In the picture the switch is directly under the word Aim on the side of the light
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If you are looking at the back of the switch the top right screw is you ground the screw below is the hot wire (usually black). On the left the top screw is the neutral (usually white) and the yellow/gold screw on the bottom left is the load line which is tied into the switch which would go to your light or whatever it is that you want to control with the switch.
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Hmmm, not sure what you are putting this on. In my application, one terminal is ground and the other positive. The positive went to the "ignition" terminal on the key switch.
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Check for proper wiring on the slave switch. Sounds like the neutral and tracer are reversed.
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In most cases the red wire is the positive and the other corresponds to the negative pole. You can try in any case the product has a protection system when connected inversely.
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The red terminal is POSITIVE and the black one is NEGATIVE. I do not understand F1 and F2, as it may be specific to your schematic or circuit.