UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE, DO NOT USE THE LIGHT WITHOUT THE REGULATOR!
IT CONTROLS THE VOLTAGE TO THE LIGHT
****THE REMOTE RECEIVER GOES BEFORE THE REGULATOR or DRIVER (small provided cube)***
ALWAYS USE A FUSE WITHIN 7" OF YOUR BATTERY. IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT SIZE FUSE, TEXT US AND WE WILL TELL YOU. THIS IS A VARIABLE DUE TO THE FACT THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE GENERAL GUIDELINES THAT COVER ALL OF OUR LIGHTS
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Remote quit? Is the red light on the remote lighting up when a button is pushed? No= You need a battery.
Remote was working now its not? Try resetting the remote, do the following:
hold the "speed - and speed +" buttons down at the same time for a couple of seconds with power on to the light. The light should flash rapidly letting you know it received the programming.
It is a good idea that you install an inline switch with this remote or not allow it to always have 12 volts running through it in case someone turns it on by accident. Your lights will burn out from being out of water.
The information from here on down is how to use your remote when using one, or multiple 8000 lumen plus lights.
BASIC CONNECTIONS ARE IN THIS ORDER: BATTERY, FUSE, REMOTE RECEIVER, REGULATOR OR DRIVER, THEN THE LIGHT.
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION REQUIRED!
The diagram below appears more complicated than it is.. Keep your mind on it this way. You are using the provided regulator(s) to "regulate" the power to the lights and you are using the remote to activate the relay to turn on the lights.. Consider the relay as merely just a switch and you are wiring that switch to get a "ground" from the remote to turn on the lights.
Don't panic.. lay it all out in front of you and don't look at everything as a "whole" each part has a job to do.
The diagram below is ONLY for 8000 lumen lights being controlled off of this remote only!
The regulator you received is not pictured BUT has to be used. Install it in the area on the diagram below that says "battery", (at the BROWN AND BLUE LED input wires) then make the connections to the input of the LED as labeled on the regulator output. If you need help, text us and we will draw you a diagram based on your particular application!
Note: Its best to use a Electronic relay.