Universal LP9 Pro Wiring Harness 2 Light Max (BAJ640172)

The LP9/LP6 Pro Splitter 2-Light Max Wiring Harness is a heavy-duty electrical solution designed to provide comprehensive control over two LP-series lighting units. This professional-grade harness features an integrated 3-position toggle switch (On-Off-On), allowing operators to independently toggle between high-beam and low-beam modes from the vehicle cabin. To ensure maximum electrical safety and component longevity, the assembly includes high-capacity relays and an inline fuse to manage the significant current draw of the LP6 and LP9 series. The system is further enhanced with a dedicated lead for amber daytime running lights (DRL), ensuring all proprietary lighting functions are fully utilized without custom wiring modifications.

Features

• Heavy-duty 2-light splitter design enables synchronized control of a pair of LP-series pods.
• Integrated 3-position, 30A DC rated DPDT switch for independent High/Low beam operation.
• Plug-and-play Deutsch-style connectors provide a secure, vibration-resistant interface.
• Dedicated auxiliary wire lead with splice connector for seamless amber backlight/DRL integration.
• Comprehensive protection suite including a 20A/40A relay and a 30A inline fuse.
• Automotive-grade large ring terminals for a reliable direct-to-battery power connection.

Specifications

• Application: LP6 Pro and LP9 Pro Series
• Harness Length: 144 inches (12 feet) from battery to switch; 180 inches (15 feet) from switch to lights
• Switch Type: On-Off-On 3-Position Toggle
• Water Resistance: IP69K Rated (Submersible and Pressure Washable)
• Durability Standards: Exceeds MIL-STD810G (Military-Spec Testing)
• Impact Resistance: IK10 Compliant
• Terminal Type: Deutsch Connectors and Splice Connectors

Notes

• This harness is specifically optimized for the Pro series; verify compatibility if attempting to use with "Sport" or "Racer" variations.
• Ensure the toggle switch is mounted in a dry, accessible location within the cabin for optimal ergonomics.
• Always verify that the total combined amperage of the connected lights does not exceed the 30A fuse rating.