Do you need to solder wires to this switch or do they have screws to attach the wires? Want to use them for LED's on my snow blower.
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No screws. They have a push on blade. It depends on your type of installation as to whether you would want to solder. Mine was in a vehicle. Rather than solder, I used push on connectors and dabbed hot glue at the base of the connectors to help hold.
386194
If it says Leviton...you can't go wrong. I noticed it was overly easy to wire strip the stuff after I shortened the leads. But who cares..once the socket deteriorates the wire is going to overheat anyway. Good luck. Also...the real problem is how to reattach the socket after it is removed from the socket housing. Factory guys are using some kind of proprietary rivet. I used 1 and a half inch #6-32 brass screws instead. Then used dikes to cut them off after I double nutted them. Good Luck. ...Jeff...
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I hard wired my LED's by cutting them with scissors and then soldering the lengths of wire to each section. This allowed me to mount the lights where I wanted them while hiding the wire. When I mounted the LED's, I removed the plastic cover and used two sided 3m tape to stick the lights under the counter. The switch that I use is the remote dimmer, but it would have been just as easy to either switch the transformer or use a 12 volt toggle switch to switch the LEDs
799608
The pcb board is fully assembled so there's no soldering necessary. Comes with a bare transformer and 2 tubes. You need to connect the wires and provide a housing for safe handling. I also connected the power line to a toggle switch really simple kit.
1618706
These are a stright forward install to any single coil location , just drop it in. As for the wires , the two that are soldered together are to stay soldered together unless you want to do coil tapping. In that case you separate them and connect them to a on / off toggle. The white is hot and black is ground.
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If you're referring to the handle I had the same problem. They are very simple and cheaply made. The wires in the handle come away from the switch. Open the handle and tape wire harness into position. Worked for me. Hope this helps. Cheers.
1334226
yes you need to solder leads on it which is very easy to do.Great little motor.
1633257
I'm not sure you can try direct wiring them with a toggle switch but i needed mine to flash but i have seen brighter led lights than these
577738
We bought an install kit and a little soldering and you are good to go. Hope this helps!
1916711
No solder required. From the power supply run 2 wires (I used speaker wires 'cause they are together and different colors) connect red to red black to black, run tow more from the dimmer to the light strip and you're done. Easy ! this thing works great, on and off from across the room and dim from full on to off. Looks great in our kitchen and I hid the dimmer and power supply in a kitchen cabinet (They're each about the size of a cig pac) everyone that sees it loves it.
734515
Yes, I converted some of mine to LEDs. Depending on leads they either would twist into the base or I had to solder a small piece of copper wire to get a firm contact with the base. there're working fine.
1604331
You can wire them to a switch. But the wire is really short on these. I trashed mine they were going to take way to much sodering for my liking.
713325
The package I received only had the LEDs. Each LED has about a one inch lead on it, so you'll need to find a way to secure them to the battery (probably at least a 9v). If you have a little soldering experience, it's pretty simple to attach a bit of wire. Don't forget the polarity. The flat side of the base of the LED indicates the negative polarity.
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This is just a 4-strand, color coded wire bundle. You will need to install the correct connection fittings and if you are connecting more than two strings of LED's you will need to use a transformer. I don't have info on what one to use, but if read the product info they will tell you how may strings can be piggy-backed and the transformer needed for addition lines.
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They work well but your going to need to buy extra wires to splice into these. I wired mine into my fuse box on the accessory fuse with a little adapter, and just grounded out the other end.
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sorry about a late answer ... the come with plastic p-clips and with a self-tapping screw it is really easy to install I would definitely get with the add-a-circuit from ledglow it helps on wiring
741560
After every 3 LED's there is a CUT (scissors) line, and right after that line are 2 round contact points. Solder your new wire leads to these. I found it best to TIN the contacts (because they're under the thin plastic coating) and the wires first, then solder them together. I also use RED wire on the side marked DC12V so I'll always know which is the (+) power side of the strip.