LED Auxiliary Light

[PowerRyker]

Hi!

On this guide :
http://instructions.brp.com/content...LED Auxiliary Light&rel_part_number=219400848

« Accessory housing » ... 12 volt connectors??? Add others options ?
Type connector ?

Thank’s

 

[Grandpot]

????????:dontknow:

 

[Jsmith8695]

I think that if you. want to add additional accessories it includes an adaptor of some type so you can plug more than one connection. It appears there are spaces for three items

 

[KID Ryker]

:agree: YES it all connect to each other.

 

[WilliamTRyker]

It's interesting that in this photo, they suggest you plug in the connector to the middle housing.



The handguard lights instructions suggest you connect that connector to the leftmost housing. I wonder what goes in the rightmost housing?

 

[QuasiMotard]

It's interesting that in this photo, they suggest you plug in the connector to the middle housing.

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The handguard lights instructions suggest you connect that connector to the leftmost housing. I wonder what goes in the rightmost housing?

I noticed the same thing in the docs when I installed my handguard lighting. I think it's just related to cable lengths and routing options... everything is daisy-chained from a single bike harness/connector. Also, keep in mind that this is a relatively low-amperage connection and you shouldn't run "heavy" accessories from that line. If you want to use it as an ACC tap, then you need to feed that through a power distribution block and/or relays to switch the heavy loads (e.g. large driving lights, heated gear, etc).

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QM

 

[QuasiMotard]

I think that if you. want to add additional accessories it includes an adaptor of some type so you can plug more than one connection. It appears there are spaces for three items

Each of the accessories has a male-female daisy-chain connection that allows you to link up multiple items. Everything is powered from a single accessory connector on the bike's harness, and then the accessories link to each other.

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QM