Do these lights have a heat shield in the center to protect wiring? Also, do they have knockouts to run romex through each end?
1940390
they have both knockouts on the end and side and heat shield. i have 2 in my small kitchen. Plenty of light
1610903
They don't come connected together. They are designed to be wired into an existing, wired pipe/stand. They take a regular light bulb. I would recommend LEDs so that you don't have to go through the hassle of changing out the bulbs so much.
1511075
I didn't have a problem with any of my wires. What did happen though is the drivers side actually melted itself and dropped onto the reflector, and bonded itself. I had to replace the entire fog light assembly. You get what you pay for with these. I would stay away.
365518
Yes, they come with the necessary wiring. My husband had to modify them a tad, but he says it was no big deal. They look and work great. Good luck!
447199
Hello! Thanks for the quesiton. These units do not cover both sockets. The plug is at the bottom of the unit. We have our light plugged in to the top socket in our outlet leaving the bottom one free. Hope that helps.
1990855
What I did was drill a hole in the middle of my handle bar above the headlight on the bottom side big enough to install a grommet to protect the wires. run the wires to thru the headlight and tested the heaters to make sure they work. Filled the handle bars with insulation. This worked good for me. It keeps my hands nice and toasty :-) Hope this helps.Nick
1723410
Its not really a relevant concept I suspect. IC is a heat related issue, and IC recessed lights have a larger casing around the overall bulb housing that protrudes into the insulation space to dissipate the heat. These produce almost zero heat, as well as don't protrude into the insulation space as they're flat, not much thicker than the sheetrock.
967124
Hello. I don't remember the IC rating for these lights. The Gu10 bulbs they recommend get very hot. I wouldn't put insulation up against these lights because I believe there not rated. They do make covers out of flame retardantI rock wool type material . They are very pricey. In my situation my lights were installed in a 2nd floor where the air space is vented . So I built air tight boxes that went over the top of them . Or the heat / AC would've been sucked out. So i built boxes out of 1/2" Owens Corning FOAMULAR board. That I got at home depot. A 1/3 of the cost of the premade covers they sell for this aIpplication . I bought it in a 1/2" plywood size sheet. I made sure that my light were set dead center of the joists. I cut pieces to make boxes. 18" L x 18" H x 15" W. I siliconed then screwed them together like if it were wood. Siliconed the seems and let dry. I placed them over the cans cutting a slit for the electric wire and siliconed them down over the light to the drywall . Then I spray foamed the edges and the hole made for the electric wire. Totally air tight . Very inexpensive to do . Hope this helps you.
1756938
Yes Greg, they wire right up, only options you lose on these is the underside entrance/alarm lights (if you have that option) and the auto dim/tint (if you have that option) I didn't give a crap cuz they look so deadly. No issues whatsoever except the levelling issue which can be remedied with spacers and adjusting the tightness of the bolts. Buy me dude. You won't regret it. Only had me a couple months now but they seem real decent quality...which totally surprised me for the $$$. Good luck!
1528237
Agreed in heat-shrinking waterproof butt connectors. If you're lucky, you have some additional connections to hook into the panel lights circuit. Otherwise, you'd need to splice into an existing panel light wires. As always, be careful with circuit overloading/protection.
678298
The cables are dimensioned so you could pull the full amperage. I think there are twin cables for ease of wiring two sets of LEDs. If in doubt though, hook up your load to one cable and see if it gets warm, or just splice both cables into a single cable.
1261057
Yes it does.. the black wire is for tail lights, green wire for brake and turn signal, white wire is the ground.. there are no instructions with it. When mounted they are about 3/4 inch thick.. close as flush mount as your gonna get. there are two screw holes in the fixture to mount. no screws provided.. I am impressed with them and are much brighter than the stock lights on our toy hauler. They are also sealed and waterproof.
1722939
Yes they do. The lights are great. The wire harness for the switch is kinda short and may have to be extended to meet your needs.
1795189
I Don't know yet my daughter has not had them installed. They look nice and shows how to keep the electrical connections watertight. I would use heat shrink tape on every connection.Good LuckGlow Ahead
1224518
Yes they are ic rated, and with the LED fixture, they generate almost no heat to worry about. They're great lights and easy to install.
1635820
I have these lights and they are awesome. I haven't had any issues but I did not use the relay. Power source, switch, lights. It has worked like that all summer and I have two of them hooked up to the same switch. I did use a 30 amp toggle switch.
1992422
It does not come with fuses, switches or a wire harness. What you see is what you get. However they are great little lights.