Where to Ground Docking Lights On a Jon Boat
Updated 11/01/2013 | Published 10/30/2013
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Question:
When insralling these lights on a jon boat, where do the ground wires go? T ok the negative battery terminal? The hull? There are 2 wires that are instructions say to ground. Thanks
asked by: Jack
Expert Reply:
On a boat you would want to ground docking lights # DL-16CC to the negative battery terminal. You will want the connections to be water tight as best as you can. Shrink tubing, electrical tape, and even liquid electrical tape # SWC50122 will help protect electrical connections from water. You can also use dielectric grease, # 11755, between electrical connections. This special grease is hydrophobic so it will repel moisture.
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Halogen Docking Light Kit - 35 Watt - Lighted Switch and Safety-Fused Wiring - Black Housing
- Boat Lights
- Docking Lights
- Deck
- Black Housing
- Surface Mount
- Halogen Light
- White
- Optronics
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