Rigid triple fog light install

[quattrojim]

I finally finished the install of my Rigid triples. I made my own fuse/relay panel (nearly exactly like LVJ’s offerings but I made some changes) I did buy LVJ’s mount and purchased the SPV harness for the Rigid lights. I went with a 50A resettable circuit breaker instead of a fuse. I have the AUX wires terminated into two/3 wire weatherproof connectors. The 3 AUX outputs plug directly into the SPV harness. The remaining 3 AUX outputs (AUX4-6) are tied out of the way under the fuse/relay panel.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Why did you add relays/fuses? You have a Raptor with upfitters. They can power the Rigids without the need for relays/fuses

 

[quattrojim]

I added them because I didn’t like the limitations of AUX1/2 at 15A, AUX3/4 at 10A, and AUX5/6 at 5A. I now have the ability to run anything I could imagine while only using the factory AUX switching as relay triggers. I do realize that the Rigid LED lights I installed probably pull less than 2 Amps. That said I can adjust my fuse sizes accordingly and have more circuit protection. Also, I over build everything and I like the redundancy. LOL

 

[tomcatdad]

So how many of the switches did you use for the lights? two? three? My previous truck had an aftermarket bumper but I will be looking at these pods for my factory bumper soon

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

So how many of the switches did you use for the lights? two? three? My previous truck had an aftermarket bumper but I will be looking at these pods for my factory bumper soon

You'd utilize 3 switches total basically.

1 switch for each pair of lights (so 3)

Our kits include our harness that connects each pair of lights to the upfitter switch. Real easy.

Fog Lights for 2017-2020 F-150 Raptor

www.4x4truckleds.com

If you went with the Diode Dynamics Kit w/back-lighting then you'd utilize a 4th switch to control the backlight feature.