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Diode Dynamics Heavy Duty (Single) Output 4 Pin Wiring Harness
$39.95
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$39.95
$39.95
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Diode Dynamics
- SKU
- DIODD4104
- Shipping weight
- 1.3 lb
Features Powers Diode Dynamics LED pods with backlight functionality. Connects directly to the battery to power your LED pods. High capacity 14AWG wiring. Single Deutsch DT output connector. 30A waterproof fuse, and 60A 12V relay to safeguard the electrical systems in your pods. Overview Stage Series. This harness is intended to be used with our Stage Series LED Pods with backlight functionality. This harness connects directly to your vehicle's battery and allows you to power your offroad lighting. It features a three-way switch to toggle between the backlight, off, and the main beam. This harness uses high capacity 14AWG wiring and a Deutsch DT connector for simple plug-and-play installation. This harness safely powers up to 25A of auxiliary lamps. Please refer to the current draw data below. C1 Sport: 1.2A C1 Pro: 1.7A SSC2 Sport: 0.6A SSC2 Pro: 1.75A SS5 Sport: 2.8A SS5 Pro: 6.7A Experience. After over a decade in business, Diode Dynamics is the most trusted name in automotive LED lighting. Unlike all other LED distributors, we assemble and engineer products in the United States, for high quality and fast time-to-market of the newest and brightest LED technologies. We pride ourselves in offering only quality LED products, that will exceed your expectations. Please contact us if you'd like to discuss your lighting project!
- Powers Diode Dynamics LED pods with backlight functionality
- Connects directly to the battery to power your LED pods
- 30A waterproof fuse and 60A 12V relay
- Single Deutsch DT output connector
- High capacity 14AWG wiring
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