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Plug-And-Play
No Cutting, Splicing, or Crimping Required! Plug in your lights, connect them to your switching system, and hit the trail!
Easy Install
Our wiring harnesses are designed for DIY, making installation easier than ever. No shop or special tools needed!
Light Array One Piece Harness
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You can think of lighting "zones" as switches. For our Array harnesses your backlighting and grounds will all be combined into their own terminations, but your main beam controls can be split up.
If you want to have your 5x LP6s set up with amber on the outside two and white on the inside three, simply select 5 lights, two zones - outside/inside.
One Zone - All Wired Together: For lower amp draw lights that will not exceed your switching system's total load for the one circuit.
One Zone - All Wired Together - Include Relay Kit: for combining all lights onto one switch, and keeping the amprage on the switching system or upfitter down. This is the most common option.
Two Zones - Alternating Lights: if you want to have your lights set up as white, amber, white, amber, white, that would be considered alternating.
Two Zones - Outside/Inside: amber or flood lights on the outside, spot or white lights on the inside.
These are all examples, but the lights do not have to be set up in the exact configurations listed.
Our harnesses are designed to be as DIY friendly as possible. Simply plug them into your lights, then connect them to your switching system.
Okay, that's a lie; you need a basic screwdriver for your switching system's terminals.
BUT, no crimping, splicing, cutting, or soldering required!
Our harnesses are designed around only the highest quality components on the market. We cut ZERO corners when building our harnesses, so they are ready for the harshest of conditions, trip after trip.
Built in the USA, our harnesses are made to the standards that your build deserves.
Stock Vs Blaze Harnesses
The harnesses that came with your lights are bulky, unreliable, complex to use, and prone to failure. Blaze Off-Road harnesses are the opposite of that. Easy to install, no cutting, crimping, splicing, or soldering needed.
Stock
Blaze Off-Road
Braided Sheathing
USA-made Braided Sheathing for protecting your harness in the toughest of off-road conditions.
High Quality Connectors
Direct from the manufacturer connectors means the highest quality connectors possible.
Labeled Heat Shrink
Labeled hear shrink makes install, and future service easier than ever.
Glue Lined Heatshrink
Sealed, glue-lined heat shrink means your harness and sheathing stay put. No sliding around or coming undone with our harnesses.
Most Common Harness Questions
I know NOTHING about wiring, can I still use these harnesses?
Absolutely, these harnesses are designed for customers just like you. You do not need to know anything about wiring at all to install these harnesses. They are designed to be as easy as possible, showing up ready to plug and play.
What if I have upfitter switches, and not a switching system?
Easy, we make harnesses for exactly that as well! Let us know you don't need the ring terminals, and we will build the harness for your upfitter switches!
What Connector do I have?
If you need help identifying your connector please see the last photo in the product photos shown, or reach out to us!
Common Connectors:
Baja Designs Weather Pack 2-pin:
- S1 Pods
- S2 Pods
- Squadron Pods
Baja Designs Weather Pack 3-pin:
- XL Pods
- S8 Lightbars
- OnX6 Lightbars
DT 2-Pin Connectors:
- Morimoto Pods
- Diode Dynamics Stage Series Light Bars
- Diode Dynamics Non-Backlit Pods (older)
- Rigid Non-Backlit Pods
DT 3-Pin Connectors:
- KC Backlit Pods
DT 4-Pin Connectors:
- Baja Designs LP Series Lights
- Diode Dynamics Backlit Pods
- Diode Dynamics New Generation Light bar
- Diode Dynamics SS5 Sport Light bar
DTP Connectors are another common connector for higher amperage bars such as the Diode Dynamics SS5 pro bar. If your connector resembles a DT series connector but is larger, this may be DTP. Reach out to us for a custom harness with this connector and we can still get you taken care of!
*This list is not comprehensive, and we cannot live track changes made by manufactures on their connector type, if you are unsure of your connector type please send us an email!*
Do I need any special tools?
If you are wiring the harness to a switching system or terminal block setup, no, you do not need any more than a Phillips head screwdriver in the vast majority of cases!
Do I need to cut or crimp any wires?
No! Our harnesses arrive 100% ready to plug and play. Simply plug the connectors into the lights, route the wires, and then connect the ring terminals to your switching system!
Do I need a relay for my array harness?
The best way to figure this out is to perform some simple math.
If your switching system has 30 amp outputs, you want to keep your total amp load for each output at or below 80% of that.
30 x 0.8 = 24 amps max.
If your lights draw 6 amps each and you have 5 of them, that would put you in a scenario where you need to split your circuit onto two switches or run a relay.
Relay: 6 amps x 5 lights = 30 total amps, which is above our 24-amp max target.
In this case, we can run a relay and be done with it, still only using one switch, or we can split the circuit.
Splitting the circuit is also easy, but requires running two control switches for your main beams. So you can separate your lights into inside and outside based on mounting location, or alternating lights.