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plug and play LED
- Thread starter msherwood
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Mazo EMS2
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Not exactly sure what you're asking, but you'll certainly need to run wires from wherever you mount the lights to wherever you plan to access power for the plug n play connection. The electricity surely isn't gonna "jump" from the plug to the lights without a wire in between. If you're referring to the term plug n play, then yes, it means that the wires are meant to plug in at a certain junction in a harness, with a bridge to the original wires and your accessory.
SpyderAnn01
Active member
The ground effect lights are easy to install just watch where you place them. We installed them for a customer and promptly ruined the longest strip by putting the jack over the strip
Phantom888
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I also make mine own using bulk rolls of led strips and wire. But there are a few companies that make puck like lights with harnesses. I just found it much cheaper to do it myself. There are plenty of vendors out there that will install led lights for you. Spyderquest, Maggie Valley, ETC....
