I recently picked up a light that had been hardwired, and the cigarette plug on the end has been snipped off. I would like to replace it. The only replacements I can find locally (Wal-Mart, Radio Shack, etc) are basic, plain plugs. I'd ideally like to find one that has both a power button and fuse, so I can leave it plugged in and just hit the power button, instead of fumbling around for the cord on the floor of the truck. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plugs
- Thread starter GoatMan165
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I have many of these that were cut off of new whelen lights being hardwired. They have 4-6 inches of cord to be spliced onto, or you could open it up and solder on your wires. $5 paypal shipped. email me at code4services@gmail.com if interested.
MESDA6
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Radio Shack is where I get mine - fused and a power switch with LED Indicator. Here's the product page.
The Whelen's from the post above are also hard to beat.
The Whelen's from the post above are also hard to beat.
When I searched on Radio Shack's page I searched for 'cigar' and 'cigarette plugs,' I guess I missed that one somehow. Thanks for the link!
C4S, if I didn't need the plugs like yesterday I would be all over that deal. But I don't have time for shipping, currently. Hopefully next time I'll be a little better prepared.
Thanks again, folks!
C4S, if I didn't need the plugs like yesterday I would be all over that deal. But I don't have time for shipping, currently. Hopefully next time I'll be a little better prepared.
Thanks again, folks!
LightBars4Sale.com
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you need to be concerned with amp draw - if it is a LED light - no worries - low draw
if it is a rotator halogen beacon - mini bar - or strobe bar - you will need a plug to handle that amp draw to avoid melting. When I researched this before - I went with these plugs - no on/off switch but they work well.
Power Plug with 20A Fuse and LED
Calrad 90-617
www.minute-man.com
if it is a rotator halogen beacon - mini bar - or strobe bar - you will need a plug to handle that amp draw to avoid melting. When I researched this before - I went with these plugs - no on/off switch but they work well.
Power Plug with 20A Fuse and LED
Calrad 90-617
www.minute-man.com
It's a firebeam, I think I saw on the FS site that they pull ~5 amps. The one from Radio Shack comes with a 10A fuse, so that should be good, right?