Great Whites 12/24V Wiring Harness for Driving Lights

Description

Great Whites 12/24V Wiring Harness for Driving Lights

Automatically detects positive or negative switching headlight systems. Plug and play H4 adaptor plugs that can be removed to suit other headlight connector types. Kit contains switch, pre-wired relay holder and fuse holder with 25A fuse.

Harness cable length suitable for most passenger vehicles, 4X4s and 12/24V trucks.

• Voltage/Amps: 12V/30A-24V/15A

Kit Includes:

• 1x 12V/30A-24V/15A Relay Holder
• 1x 12/24V Great Whites Rocker Switch
• 1x Fuse Holder with 25A Fuse

Great Whites was developed by off-road enthusiasts, for off-road enthusiasts. The range produces outstanding light output through the use of high end LEDs and smarter reflector technology. This winning combination creates the optimum driving light pattern allowing you to see further down the road and light up your peripherals, ensuring you don’t bump what goes hop in the night.

Designed in Australia to suit the harshest Australian off-road conditions, Great White LED Driving Lights feature:

• Cree LEDs that produce higher lumens per watt to increase light intensity
• Cutting edge iris-reflector technology
• Marine grade aluminium body with a polycarbonate lens
• Heavy duty brackets to keep your lights in place and not vibrate

Tough as nails and covered by a comprehensive five year warranty, Great Whites is an investment in quality lighting for your vehicle.

Why choose LED

LED is the evolution of halogen and HID. Whilst HID can reach significant distances, they still rely on using globes which are fragile and cannot last driving on rough surfaces such as old roads, corrugated surfaces or off-road tracks. LED driving lights do not have a globe, making them more sturdy and long lasting. A typical LED will last in excess of 50,000 hours and will light instantly, unlike HID which will last up to 2,500 hours and has an initial warm up period.

Importantly, high performance LED driving lights can operate at 6000K, the colour of the midday sun. This colour temperature is an important safety feature as it reduces fatigue through minimised eye strain.

LEDs have a low current draw making them a more efficient light source compared to halogen and HID lights.