Can Vehicle Off-Road Lights be Mounted on a Kayak and Connected to 12 Volt Battery

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Can I hook these lights up to a battery that is not in a car? I wanted to install them on my kayak and have a small 12v batter I wanted to hook it up to?

asked by: Jordan W

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It is possible to install driving lights, like part # MT80637-2, on a kayak with a 12-volt battery to power them. You'd just want to make sure they were installed in a way to keep water off them.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Can Vehicle Off-Road Lights be Mounted on a Kayak and Connected to 12 Volt Battery

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