Do I need this to power the Interior Underdash Lighting Kit?
1666064
You don't need it but it could be used, don't buy this though, it's a terrible product.
1666065
Yes if u dnt use the interior kit that dnt hook up to the fuse or u just want to hook it up to the fuse.
1071655
There is not anough information to answer this question. It depends on the voltage and watts of the power supp. You would be best off to buy the kit with power supply and dimmer included. I have installed These kiwi lights in about 10 different houses and prefer th cool light
7746
Yes but it's only needed to make the LEDs brighter. USB will power it just fine. Stop debating and buy it; it's awesome.
1766745
NO you need all four to complete the circuit,, though you can get by with three good batteries and one that is depleted (Unless it is dead shorted really dead or showing corrosion. Your light may not be quite as bright with the 3-good and 1-bad configuration, but it would give you light). davzway
1396506
No - just be sure to order a unit the same voltage as your existing light. Get a 120v model if your existing system is 120v, or get a 12v model if your existing system is 12v.
1472607
Yes, just plugs into the diagnostic port under the seat. Requires no programming. I would go with the red one if I were to do it again, I have the blue and I mistake it for my high beams being on sometimes at night.
874584
No module needed... I just wired mine directly in-line with the tour-pak lights, making sure to connect the correct wire for the brake lights. Works fine.
1689215
You should not need it. If you have DRLs then you need a relay harness. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FP0G5EK
338188
You need a controller box to drive the LEDs, but that power supply you linked should be able to power a controller box. I'm not exactly sure how long it would be able to power the lights, but it would work with a controller box
2220917
These should run fine on a battery, but I cannot recall what the power connector is on the light. Ours are all installed on a studio ceiling grid along with their individual power supplies.
2096961
No kit needed. This is all self contained. Just run a power (neg&pos) from battery or cig outlet. The unit has speakers in it too. I cut a small square in the headliner of the car used liquid nails to mount a wood block to the metal roof for something to screw into. then ran the wires down the side ( between the two doors) under the passenger seat and plugged it into the cig outlet. Works well.
1746263
Well I don't know how familiar you are with cars but LEDS don't draw much power. With that being said you do not have to always wire them directly to the battery. If it is easier for you all you need is a 12volt source to tap into and a ground source. If you installed the control box inside the car the you could use the 12volt memory wire behind your radio to power the underglow kit. If it's an aftermarket radio most of the time the wire is yellow. For the ground the wire should be black on an after market radio.
170481
I would also recommend the relay kit, as it will help with power consumption. Its a cheap was to give you piece of mind that your lights will work correctly.
336682
It depends on the lamps you are driving with the controller. This controller is capable of up to 6A per channel, so yes if you were driving enough lamps to max out the controller it would require an 18A power supply. This controller and an 18A, 12V power supply can drive up to 216 W(atts) of lamps.
659093
Why would you need to? Its a repeater. Your first power source should be enough for the first LED strip, after each strip you install a repeater.
578350
No, the diodes internal will just not work. I have done this with LED bulbs in my car.
1701471
Sorry but, I just went ahead and connected the neutral since it was there, I don't know if it's required.