Sorry; we can only advise on soldering our brand - www.boogeylights.com

Love to hear! We appreciate the business - enjoy!!

In this scenario we tied our warm white diode to the existing awning wiring. This way the customer can still use the existing switch to provide warm white. Give our technical support a call: 800 847 1359

I’m going to be using the power converter with the RGBW string so I won’t be using any of the existing wires. Thanks!

@@Mi_Tony in that scenario; you wouldn't need to alter the OEM system at all. Our power lead from the LED strip connects to the control module - the control module connects to the power converter - and the power converter plugs into your 120vac outlet.

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs thanks for the help. I guess I’ll just pull the OEM strip off and cut the wires and cap them off. I plan on running the wires down the awning arm and I have an outlet in front storage compartment about 6” away where I plan on plugging in the converter. It’s what I did on my current trailer. Only difference is it did t have any OEM LED’s. Again, I appreciate the reply. 🙌

@@Mi_Tony no problem at all. We'd mount our strip to the RV side itself; leaving the existing in its track. Give us a call with any questions: 800 847 1359

Single-Color setup would be ~$1,200 for product: www.boogeylights.com/peterbilt-579-underglow-led-light-kit/ With installation at our Florence, KY shop with bring the total ~$2,200 - give us a call: 800 847 1359

The lights require 12vdc. We prefer going directly to the battery so we know we have a clean power source. Some customers will use existing auxiliary switches - just keep in mind the amperage draw required for your installation as to not overload anything. Give our technical support a call: 800 847 1359

Do you have installation for freightliner coronado, and where are you located?

@@georgewalker8570 yes, sir - we're located in Florence, KY: www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

Certainly! All of our systems are 12vdc - Give our tech support a call: 800 847 1359

Our Low Profile series comes in a max length of 16' and can be cut-to-size: www.boogeylights.com/low-profile-led-light-strips/ - our Heavy Duty series cannot be cut and comes in fixed lengths of 12", 22", 32", 42" and 52" - www.boogeylights.com/heavy-duty-led-light-strips/

@BoogeyLightsLEDs ahh OK! Thanks for the info! I gotta get me this kit, I have been looking for 4 years for an LED kit for my truck. Finally, I found yours from your KZbin video

@@MrMan-ol4ic no problem - we appreciate the interest! Give us a call with questions: 800 847 1359

give us a call: 800 847 1359 or check out our heavy duty packages: www.boogeylights.com/semi-truck-led-light-kits/

Nice!! Here's a link for the wiring diagram on our Gen 2 modules: www.boogeylights.net/?wpdmdl=1163 as well as operating the M7 remote: www.boogeylights.net/?wpdmdl=1164 and Gen 2 App: www.boogeylights.net/?wpdmdl=1169 - give us a call: 800 847 1359

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs thank you

@@jewtubetruckersno problem - we appreciate the business!

@BoogeyLightsLEDs no problem anytime.woukd you guys be able to make a video and post it on your page how to install the whips with the super controller.

@@jewtubetruckers we may be able to - give our tech support a call: 800 847 1359

With installation would be in the $3,500-$4,000 ballpark at our Florence, KY shop: www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/ - installation requires 1.5 days. Give us a call schedule: 800 847 1359

much appreciated!!

The power leads from our LEDs are wired to our controller module and the module is wired directly to the battery.

we don't currently have a pre-made kit for the tail-turn-brake package on a t680; but certainly can design one with measurements. Give us a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-6pm ET Sa 10am-3pm ET) or stop by our Florence, KY shop: www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs ok will do I bought the other kits for my truck already

@@jewtubetruckers nice!! We appreciate the business and continued interest!

@BoogeyLightsLEDs no problem guys keep up the great work.i will call you for the measurement and what else I need install those tail lights with.

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I mean how much

@@arielrodriguez892 product would be $1,210.99 for the under-cab, grill and air vent kits - www.boogeylights.com/volvo-vnl-led-accent-light-kit/

We're located in Florence, KY - www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

We use 3 relays within our tail-turn-brake package. Here's a link for our installation manual: www.boogeylights.net/?wpdmdl=1085 (relays on page 12). Also a link for the relays we use: www.boogeylights.com/heavy-duty-12vdc-40-30-amp-relay/ - Give our technical support a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-6pm ET Sa 10am-3pm ET)

@BoogeyLightsLEDs Thank you so much for the response! I looked at page 12 of your manual, but I'm still unsure about whether or not the diodes in my relays are sufficient? As I understand it, the diode is usually there to make sure that the current can't flow back in the wrong direction, is that correct? However in the video at 4:36, I also heard that two diodes were used in order to increase the brightness of the brake and turn signal lights, but only one diode for the marker lights because you didn't want them as bright... I don't have the need to increase or reduce the brightness of any of the brake or turn functions in my setup, so in that case do you think the single diode placed in the relays will sufficiently serve the same purpose to protect the lights/circuit? Is my interpretation of what the diodes are used for correct? And do you sell the diodes used in the video on your website? Thanks again for your time!

@@imdbtruth The 'diode' referenced in our docs/video is a LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED). It's what creates the light you see. Each Boogey Lights LED chip can have anywhere from 3 to 5 diodes depending on configuration which makes them ideal for tail-turn-brake (+ reverse light) applications on motor vehicles. The 'diode' you're referring to is a barrier, protection or blocking diode (sometimes referred to as a rectifier diode). It allows current to flow in only one direction. They're typically used in electrical circuits to suppress high voltage spikes created when the relay's coil is de-energized. As for the relay itself, our tail-turn-brake lighting systems do not require a relay with a blocking diode although many 5 pin automotive relays made today have them built in. Relays with blocking diodes are typically used with high amperage applications where the relay is controlling the flow of power to devices such as an audio amplifier, sub-woofer or high amperage light bar where the vehicle's ECU triggers the relay to turn on/off the power flowing to those systems. If you're working on a lighting integration project using Boogey Lights products, give our technicians a call at 800.847.1359 M-F, 9-6 pm eastern and we'll be happy to assist you. If you're working on a project unrelated to our products, we suggest contacting the manufacturer of those products directly or consulting with a qualified electrical engineer who can assist you locally.

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs Wow! I'm thoroughly impressed by your response! Now I understand! I really can't thank you enough for taking the time to explain it! I'm a new subscriber, but I'm already a big fan of the channel! Can't wait to see what's next for you guys! Thanks again so much! Have a great day!

@@imdbtruthno problem at all - we appreciate the interest! Enjoy!!

Here's a link for our semi truck price estimates: www.boogeylights.com/semi-truck-led-light-kit-price-estimates/

That's our Dual-Zone Module (www.boogeylights.com/gen-2-bluetooth-rf-combo-led-controller/) with a pushbutton switch (www.boogeylights.com/push-button-switch/). Note the pushbutton is only rated for 10amp. We also offer larger toggle switches: www.boogeylights.com/on-off-toggle-switch/

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs awesome. Thank you for your quick response.

@@showcasecharlie11 no problem - appreciate the interest!

Much appreciated! That was by far the most requested upgrade.

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs on our next trip back east, I will be getting that setup along with a few others.

@@Mudford63 love to hear!! Camp Boogey is always open!

This would be our Peterbilt 579 Underglow package. Give us a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET)

much appreciated!!

Depends upon vehicle, design, controller, etc. here's a link for our RV price estimates: www.boogeylights.com/rv-led-light-kit-price-estimates/

Much appreciated! We only install our product: Boogey Lights (www.boogeylights.com/)

we're based in Florence, KY - www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

@@BoogeyLightsLEDs I couldn’t find installation fees on your website?

@@BadEye3621 we're $95/hr during the week: www.boogeylights.com/boogey-lights-installation-services/ - here's a link for our semi truck price estimates: www.boogeylights.com/semi-truck-led-light-kit-price-estimates/

haha we appreciate you stopping by. We'll try to do better next time!

haha they're extremely fancy scissors. It was a test to ensure you're reading along!

We're located in Florence, KY - www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/ ; total with installation would be in the $2,000 ballpark. Here's a link for our price estimates: www.boogeylights.com/semi-truck-led-light-kit-price-estimates/ - give us a call to schedule: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET)

Our tail-turn-brake package is $469.99 (www.boogeylights.com/freightliner-cascadia-led-accent-light-kit/) and would require 2-3 hours installation at our Florence, KY shop: www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

We're located about a mile off I-75 in Florence, KY - www.boogeylights.com/contact-us/

If you're running with them on; we'd only recommend the amber within our Multi-Color + AMBER (RGBA) product as that is the only DOT Compliant option. Any color can be displayed while parked/stationary.

Give our technical support a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET) or fill out our Lighting Form with specifics and we'll provide options: www.boogeylights.com/lighting-suggestions/

much appreciated!!

For a multi-color system; we'd ideally have one controller module in a central location. However, this isn't possible for all installations and power/controllers may need to be isolated individually for each slide. A rough estimate is $400-600 per slide. Fill out our Lighting Form for a mor accurate quote: www.boogeylights.com/lighting-suggestions/ or give us a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET)

Yes, we offer the plastic L channel here: www.boogeylights.com/plastic-l-channel/

Much appreciated! Since recording of this video; we've upgraded our flag AND mounted correctly!

Yes, sir. Give us a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET) or fill out our Lighting Form for a quote: www.boogeylights.com/lighting-suggestions/

We find wiring diagrams most helpful when installing relays but we'll try to focus more on them in our next videos. Thanks for stopping by!

I agree to an extent... I was with him up until he talked about the diodes... That's part I would need explained. Boogey Lights can you tell me more about how and why I should use diodes in my underglow project? I want to do it right like you!

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Where do you get the black plastic angles?

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Looks so awesome!! Can I bring mine up from Texas at the end of the month to get done?

@@natefitzpatrick3430 Certainly! Give us a call to schedule your appointment: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET)

Give us a call: 800 847 1359 (M-F 9am-5pm ET) or check out our Freightliner Package: www.boogeylights.com/freightliner-cascadia-led-accent-light-kit/

You're* Soldering wires to a multi-color LED strip is certainly different from soldering wires to a single color LED strip. Hence the title. We don't want anyone getting confused. Thank you for your input, though!

Much appreciated!!