I just bought Orion 42" Off-Road Extra LED Light Bar Cree - 240W Flood/Spot Combo Beam can I use this to control this? 6amp one
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Information about Off-Road Extra LED Light Bar Cree does NOT state how many amps it draws. I would contact seller or manufacturer to find out if it draws less than 6 amps at 12 volts. If the answer is "yes", then it should work fine.
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The unit is 240 Watts. If you are using 12 volts DC for the lights then you will need 20 amps to operate. The formula to figure out the amps is Watts divided by the Voltage.Your remote controller can only handle 6 amps. To bypass this, use a 50 amps 12 volts relay. Switch the relay with the remote and wire the LED bar through the relay from the battery. Make sure you fuse this installation.
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Yes you would only be pulling 10 amps . The only problem you need to find out what the continues operating amps. the switch will operate at for sure but I would say so.
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No 240 watts @12 volts is 20 amps, so it will overheat and fail. I think a 20 amp model is available.
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NO! The light bar you purchased draws 240 watts. Powering the light bar with 12 volts would require the 12 volt supply and the remote switch to be able to to handle 20 amps (amps = watts/volts i.e. 240/12 = 20 amps). The remote switch rated for 6 amps WOULD NOT be able to handle to 20 amps and would likely burn out as soon as you turned it on!
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I dont know, it depends on if your high beams are switched on. It takes power from the high beam signal to trigger a relay and that relay will feed power to the low beam elements. Hope this helps. Tim
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As far as i know yes, the quad beam harness just uses your high beams and low beams simultaneously. If your interested in having all six bulbs on when turning on your high beams, you may have to do some research with the multiple forumns out there and youtube.
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I found the plug on Ebay. Make sure you get the correct one they are different for low beam light and high beam light. Inexpensive!
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Depending on your application but a simple on off switch would work. You cannot control the spot and the floodlights separately.
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most light kits use power from two batt isolated from the 6 if its a 6 volt. the radio will be fine plus some led lighting .
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I use mine to control my light bar, front, and back emergency lights. Mine are all LED lights, so if you have a high amp draw I would suggest using a relay.
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Wire one power supply to both ends 12v DC or 24vac works great / output switch can be NO or NC just move jumper / unit is aligned when LED is lit on receiver. The one with 2 wires is lamp and 4 wires is receiver / if near a window or slider signal may bounce off glass, A tube or tape may help to limit beam. Have fun : )
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As @totsubo said.. This should not be an issue. I use a Paul Buff White Lighting 1600 with 6' Octa with no problem. This thing is big and heavy duty. Not real portable though. I did find a bag for it. Look for the tote bag for EZ-UP shelters. It fits perfect. One last thing, I drilled out the hole for the tilt and replaced with the next size bolt (I think it is 5/8"). The smaller bolt did not really tighten down as much as I would like. I was getting a little sag until I changed the bolt.
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Kindly note that the double lead wiring harness is not suitable for larger LED light bars. Please consider our heavy duty single lead wiring harness which was designed especially for larger LED light bars. The product is composed of heavier gauge wire which is more suitable in handling the amperage drawn by higher wattage equipment. Here's a link to the item. Hope this helps.LAMPHUS 17' 12 AWG Off Road 40" - 50" LED Light Bar Heavy Duty Wiring Harness Kit - Single Lead 40 Amp Relay ON/OFF Switch
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It will work as your primary. Your lights will still dim unless you have a second battery and aftermarket alt. I have a 370amp alt from Mechman Altenators. Another option is to leave your stock battery and put the 3400 in the back. Run a 1 or 0 gauge wire to the back from your stock battery. Run the same thickness ground from the 3400 to a solid ground.
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Yes thats for low beam, but I would also repl the 9005 if you have high wattage bulbs, I have 100w Hella on high and did the relay mod that makes the low beams stay on when you hit the high beam, huge difference.
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Yes, I'm currently using it on an outdoor floodlight that's attached to my garage. Works great and I can control it from the house about 50 feet away. Just don't exceed the rated wattage.
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I bought some eBay led headlights that were rated at 150w. The results were not good. Put an HID kit in there instead and it was easily 3 times bbrighter , however the spread is horrible but I have yet to try to aim the headlights. I think that a stock halogen bulb with high output might give you the best balance. Best of luck. I don't regret the hids though, serious upgrade
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Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
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my single hi power upgrade works like a charm, my old yellow plastic surefire used a incandescent 6V p-60 so the full power cree led made this old light burn like never before. I do see insert models that have the 5 mode driver too, in hindsight I wish I would of got that model so power output could be cut back and save battery drain. I would measure your old reflector in mm and see if it matches.
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I don't know for sure but I think it would work. 6A at 12V will give you 72W and the lights are 27W. It certainly would give some bright light. I am quite happy with them on my boat.