What Gauge Wire Should I Use to Install (2) # TLL44FB at the Back of My Super Duty?
Updated 11/17/2025 | Published 12/28/2024
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I plan to install two of these Optronic Opti-Brite LED Work Lights TLL44FB to the back bumper of our Super Duty. The maximum wire run from the engine compartment to the mounting locations is roughly 32 feet. I see these lights draw 1.1 amps each. My question is this. what wire gauge should I use for this project?
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
Hello Brian,
In order to install (2) of the # TLL44FB at the back bumper of your Super Duty you are safe using 14 AWG wire, if you plan on installing more lights in the future I would do the 12 AWG wire. You will also want to install a 5A fuse near the power source, the # C58470-1 will get the job done. One last thing to remember, make sure the wires and connections are weatherproof and grounded properly.
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Kate F.
11/17/2025
Hey Brian, how did the wiring go for the two Opti-Brite LED work lights on your Super Duty? Did the 14-gauge wire and 5A fuse setup give you the brightness you were hoping for? Your update could make it easier for others planning a similar project.