P1000 Wiring backup lights

[Bandman]

I just ordered a pair of 2faroffroad backup lights to connect with the DIY backup light connector from the store. My question is; do I need to split the connection and run a seperate +/- to each light or can I wire them in series? IE; + to light #1, - to light #2 and connect + to - between the lights)

TIA

 

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[Hondasxs]

You can dasiy chain them.

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[Bandman]

You can dasiy chain them.

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Thanks!

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[StewB]

Hi. Right now I have one rear light off a rocker switch, but may go to two rear lights (it's just sitting in the box). I understand the backup light system in my P1K5 and the harness that powers on when you put it in reverse. (Did that on my last rig, this time I wanted a manual switch to leave the light on and to have a bed light).
But I'm not sure what you mean about daisy chaining the lights. I found a sketch to explain my question.

I'm having trouble seeing why the "not proper daisy chain" won't work. ?

 

[Hondasxs]

Either will work for this situation since its not critical power.
In communication or for proper load buildup you would want to stick to the top.
But that really is not a concern here since we are only dealing with a few amps.

We have the work light trigger which will give you what you need and makes an awesome bed light.

 

[StewB]

Either will work for this situation since its not critical power.
In communication or for proper load buildup you would want to stick to the top.
But that really is not a concern here since we are only dealing with a few amps.

We have the work light trigger which will give you what you need and makes an awesome bed light.

Thank you. That smells right to me. There's not much load and I watch the wire gauge when in question.