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LuminaLights HD PRO Wireharness DT2+DT4 Two Lights



- Product Code: 8020112743
- Category: 10
- In stockThe product will be sent in 1-3 days
- Delivery costs starting from 12,99 € (Germany)
Double Relay Wiring Harness 420W – DT2 & DT4
Heavy-duty double relay wiring harness for auxiliary lights, LED light bars and work lights, designed for connecting 2 auxiliary lights or other electrical devices. The wiring harness supports a combined power of up to 420W and is ideal for installing two auxiliary lights, work lights or other vehicle lighting.
The wiring harness is compatible with both DT2 and DT4 connectors. Cables and connectors for both options are included, allowing you to choose the connection that best suits your lights.
Flexible LuminaLights HD Series
This relay wiring harness is part of the LuminaLights HD Series and can be combined with all other wiring harnesses in the series. This provides a flexible system that can easily be expanded or adapted if you want to add more lights later.
Specifications
- For connecting 2 auxiliary lights or electrical devices
- Maximum power: 420W total
- Maximum load: 30A total
- Compatible with DT2 and DT4
- DT2 and DT4 cables and connectors included
- Power cable: 4 mm²
- Output cables: 2 × 2.5 mm²
- Output cable length: 1.5 metres
- Fuse: 30A
- Relay: 80/60A
- Compatible with other wiring harnesses in the LuminaLights HD Series
Power and load capacity
The wiring harness is protected by a 30A fuse. At a normal vehicle charging voltage of 13–14V, this corresponds to a maximum combined power of approximately 390–420W.
The available power is shared between the two outputs. The combined load of both connected devices must therefore not exceed 30A or approximately 420W total.
Note: 420W refers to the combined maximum power of both connected devices – not 420W per output.
