How do these install? Are they universal? Do they run off of batteries?
1093289
They're a direct replacement for the original bulbs. Pull the original ones out and pop the led ones in.I don't know if they're universal or not. They work perfectly with a 2007 Honda Accord. They run off the car's battery.
1093290
They are universal. I popped the vanity lenses off, took out the bulbs and inserted the new super bright lights. That easy. I'm not sure if it will fit any model, but it fit my 2011 Honda Pilot. No batteries needed.
1093291
These replace the existing vanity bulbs. They just push into the holders for your old bulbs. They run off you car's 12 volt system.
1921507
They don't! I have all 6 in my garage ...voltage is too high...not sure what they are meant for. Had to buy six more at a local battery store earlier this summer
1729494
Wire them directly from the battery with a 2 way switch. They are very low amperage so a relay is not necessary.
1082287
I am not sure but they either take AA (most likely) or AAA. Yes, they can be used with battery only, why else would they have the battery option? As for how long, they lasted quite a while for us.
1810758
Very easy. Just follow the directions provided with the units and you will have battery access in a jiffy.
534475
They need to be mounted in a standard electrical box. Same as an outlet or light switch.
708654
I'm not an electrician ... so I don't know (sorry). Mine are just straight up on/off ... and I love them.
236827
These lights all fit. You need to do the math on battery power vs volts. If not enough batteries the light will not work.
58547
I never needed batteries for mine.I don't see where they would go in on it either.There is a power button for the lights at the top right.My guess is the description you read is generic.
530700
There's plenty of videos on YouTube about how to install these. That's how I did it. Just watched videos. And as for power I used my 12V accessory wire. Its what I charge my garmin with. Just splice into the hot wire. Now pay attention its the wire that is hot when you turn the key on. And isn't hot when the key or the run switch is in the off position.
536282
They are not rechargeable. You have to take the center two pieces apart take out the piece in the center out and use a small Phillips head screwdriver to remove the battery cover to replace them.
407565
I am not sure but I run mine on batteries they last a long time. A light comes on telling when batteries are low. I have only changed them a few times over several years.
693979
They require DC voltage. They are rated for 12V. They come pre-wired for connection to an AC/DC converter. I wired them to a 9V battery and they work fine.
306829
They don't require a battery in general. Just insure that the Head unit you are using to push them puts out a suitable amount of power. 50 watt RMS would be perfect for these.
1899966
Correct. They come on automatically at dark. You can shut them off with a switch on the back and keep the battery charged.
859715
No, I wouldn't for varied reasons. It's not that simple to install batteries and in case of an emergency it may not be possible to go through the hassle of installing batteries. If you'd rather throw away the batteries that Wagan sends you and install some good ones you should be good. Still you'd want to check the lights before any long trips besides checking these at a regular intervals. My biggest disappointment was the customer service from Wagan. It's non existent and despicable.
1489247
I used them with a 2007 Acadia and they worked:) They seemed pretty universal. I didn't have to do anything but put batteries in them. Hope that helps!