i have a ford explorere 2000 ,what is watt? do I need any special relay for it_? is same part orginal watt_?
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Not sure what watt these bulbs are, but if your Explorer takes a 9007 type bulb than it will take a 9007NHP Nighthawk bulb with no additional relay. Bulbs just don't last long (just about a year) as long as you are ok with that, go for it...
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i think you are going to have to get a winch relay. that's how i used it. they are about $25http://www.amazon.com/Winch-Motor-Reversing-Solenoid-Contactor/dp/B004LYDZXK/ref=sr_1_14?s=automotive&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1395266977&sr;=1-14&keywords;=winch+relayafter reading the info closer and the other response, i'd say you should be ok to go without a relay. the controller doesn't say how many amps it will handle but the superwinch doesn't pull that much. i used mine for a power pole.
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Sorry but I do not know the answer. It's installed on my 2007 Suzuki DRZ and works perfectly but I do not know the wattage. The voltage is 12V
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You need to remove the passenger side kick panel and then find the correct plug to install the relays. If you feel comfortable doing that there is no need to take the truck to Nissan I removed the panel and installed the relays in about 15 minutes. It really depends on your own comfort level. The directions are pretty good at explaining what needs to be done in order to install the relays.
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I have no idea. All I know is they work just like stock lights on my 96 Roadmaster both high beam and low but are 1000% brighter, and install was very easy. I do doubt that you need any extra relay or other parts.
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A 20 watt switch would work just fine as it is a 18 watt light, that way the switch won't burn out. Any auto part store will have it Wal-Mart should have it also. I hooked mine directly to my stock reverse light wires and it does just fine, then I have no worries of leaving it on accidentally, and it kicks on when I put it in reverse.
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No. Relays are recommended when device draws considerable amount of amperage. The dome light draws very little amps therefore relay not needed. Installed mine in Polaris Ranger and works great.
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Sorry but I do not know the answer. It's installed on my 2007 Suzuki DRZ and works perfectly but I do not know the wattage.The voltage is 12V
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It works fine 24v-12v but only 20amp I need higher amperage, it doesn't even run the headlights I installed. I was told to get a 48v-12v 35amp works better for my system.
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Hello. This does not fit your Ford Explorer. Your bulb is a 39mm and this one is a 31mm. Hope this helps. I use www.vleds.com for references. Click here for what you need: http://www.vleds.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Wagner+578
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I have a 115v 100W outlet in my Highlander....i guess this would not work then :(....dont want to blow up the fuse in my car!But thanks for posting this in the discussions. I wonder why Coleman or Amazon dont have this detail in the product specs.
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I have a 400 watt and a 1000 watt and they do work great. Both say they will only do 300 to 400 watts with the cigarette lighter plug. You have to clamp the clamps to a battery directly to get more watts, but they should both run 350 watts fine.
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The plugs are the same. Your truck just won't have a power wire for the heat element. The rest should all work normal.
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Mine works great. I have 2 1600 watt pioneers hooked up to them. Before this one I had a 1600 Boss pushing 2 800 watt subs
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I would recommend upgrading your alternator. Typically for every 10amps you get 100 watts. This amp will probably not get enough power and may cause damage to the amp or over work your alternator causing it to burn out. I have 2 of these amps in my car with an upgraded 200 amp alternator and a optima drycell battery.
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The heated elements do work, I'm sure you could put in a separate switch if your truck isn't all ready equipped, but you'd have to find out how much amperage is drawn from them and wire/fuse/ relay accordingly...
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I didn't see a relay option mentioned in the manufacturer description. I use this unit and didn't need a relay for my 4000 watt in-wall heater. It's a 220 volt system, but this unit will work with a 120 system. You should not need a relay. Whether the unit is a baseboard heater or wall heater, either will work with this unit. I don't think you'll find a better one for the application. There are lower wattage options that have backlight and other features. This one is very quiet and maximizes savings.