LED Strobe Lights Install

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Hello everyone,

I have a 2005 Jeep Wrangler that I’m installing grille mounted LED Strobes on. I ordered 2 strobes for my front grill but they come with nothing else. I’m not really sure what I need electrically to make these work. Has anyone ever installed grille mounted strobes on their vehicle? If so could you please recommend the best way. Thank you
http://www.911signalusa.com/images/H4-LED-lighthead.jpg?osCsid=qfom0n1iofbvcloe7dbqlu1ud6

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You can run those legally?

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Unless you are working for a SAR team or a first responder/leo/fire, or it’s a show vehicle, install them right into the garbage can. Don’t be a whacker.

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Have you contacted the supplier for suggestions??

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I have to admit I’m not absolutely certain, but I’m pretty sure those are illegal where I live unless it’s some sort of emergency vehicle (like a tow truck, and even then only yellow is allowed).

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These lights usually run on 12 Volts , and only need two wires to hook up a power and ground wire . Also i suggest a relay and a switch in the set up , you want the option turn them off and on . Just run one wire from the power to a fuze in your fuze box that has at least a 12 amp or higher and the grond to the fram or something well grounded . Also i would like to add as long as there white strobe or yellow it is perfectly legal to own and operate . Its the blue and red strobes that you need special requirements for use .

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Strobe lights or LED lights?
2 different things there.

Strobes require a power supply to make them work
LEDs like these are self contained and just need power from the vehicle and a switch.

Please tell me your a volly or some such?

Ah, just noticed this is from June and the OP never responded back.

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Well the OP’s post includes a picture of them with simple wiring instructions .

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