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Additional lighting
I have a set of LED motorcycle driving lights that I want to install them on my 2018 drive 2 PTV. I believe they draw 35 W of power each. Would it be too much for the electrical system? I was thinking about just tapping them into the stock headlight wiring so they will go on when I turn the headlights on.
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08-06-2019, 05:00 PM
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Searching for The Way
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Re: Additional lighting
The power for the lights comes from the battery. If you have a large automotive type battery then yes, you can use the lights. I would wire them direct to the battery with a fuse, and use a relay to turn them on. This is the safest way.
Note: if you use the lights a lot, say hours and hours at a time, it may draw the battery down. stock charging systems may not be enough to recharge the battery. |
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