what does it do if the load wants to draw 3A (thinking of LED bike light)..?
76232
I don't know but i think it would work, but the light on the bike might not be as bright as it would be if you were using the correct voltage battery pack. Or the battery pack might not last as long as it would if the draw was normal.
730777
honestly though I'd recommend you to save your money and buy a name brand bike light with a lithium battery. This ones been kind of a pain. definatley a tad rudimentary for my taste. an indicator light for battery life would be helpful and the battery pack is a bi&*$ to lug around if your not sporting a Wal-Mart bike with a ginormously thick frame...
1143505
Mine does the same (and judging from review so do everyone elses). I believe this is the 730nm LEDm which is just outside of the visible spectrum, so it is mostly likely on and working, you just can't see it.
381988
Tested it with LED lights. The only issue is it will not Turn OFF LED lights alone. If I put a 40W inc lamp together with LED lights controlled by the dimmer, it works ok. That suggests that it needs some minimal load to turn off.
436620
The draw I low as the lights are led but I don't know what the draw is though.
37259
Well what you should be measuring is the current.... not the voltage. Yes it is working correctly. the current jump which is the main effect on your LED's at least is between those voltages
36032
I used these, 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor)50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) by XKGLOW
1047614
It did not work with the 3-7W LEDs (21W total) I tried - trips the circuit breaker when in use with our TV. I also tried replacing one LED with a 60W incandescent (bringing the load up to 74W) and and it did the same thing.
1699949
Not sure what you mean? It pulls amps when you start. My hids, neons and gps all pull amps. And it been on my bike for two months w/o problem
1857749
Im not 100 percent sure but ive left my lights on over night by accident and it didn't kill my battery. But every bike is different.
984682
Consider using multistrand, connector wire - it has less resistance. Check the current under various lighting conditions. Good Luck
858171
Replace the incandescent bulb with a LED bulb for the lowest possible amp draw. Also, LED outlast incandescent many times over. Hope this helps .
1724772
This flasher claims to work for leds. I bought it so that I wouln't have to wire load resistors. However it requires 0.5 amps for operation. The LED bulbs draw .25 amps for each side. Only the hazard lights would work because together they will draw the required amps. So I ended up installing load resistors anyway.
240528
It's a 2 amp draw, and the manufacturer recommends a 5-6 amp fuse. You should be fine. My nav lights are on a five amp fuse too and I've never had any problem. Good luck!
2283541
The label must have changed. Mine had +/- Load. I hooked up the +from the P/S to the +, the - from P/S and LED light (load) both connect to the - on the switch. The + from the LED to the Load. My assumption would be Line/Negative/Load. You should contact the seller to be sure. Good luck!
1975053
If the LEDs are dimable and total load draws more then 10 watts. (my ceiling fan with 3 LED bulbs dims but the one with only 1 light does not) *Guessing on the load wattage
1394638
Mine works. I really don't remember but it's probably best to shift when the bike is moving. That's my guess.