Led Lighting Installs (Playlist)

Showing how to take apart and install a set of White Face Glow Gauges for a 1996-1998 model Jeep Grand Cherokee...

Finished product! Here's how we'll my Glowe Industries led brake light strip project turned out on the back of this old Bronco-II yesterday... Here's testing out everything lastnight... It looks FANTASTIC and is much brighter and smoother than most of the ones I've seen out there before!

This is still in pre-production form, but this is the all new Glowe Industeies Version-7 LED strips... They really out did their selves with this newest version, it is WAYYYYYY brighter than the current Version-6.1 kind... They have more leds per-inch + are pumping in a lot more amperage into each of the individual led chip as well! They've also added more copper and a wider pcb to compensate for the additional amperage and thermal demans of the new strips

Over 15+ feet worth of Glowe leds I added to my customers bike for them, I literally hand-built & custom cut each and every single peice myself, and mounted it all using really nice thin flexable aluminum channel material that's made for helping to hide the leds a little better...

Showing one of the many different installation install types, pretty common procedure for most Car trunk lid, SUV hatch, or Truck Tail-gate mounted license plates... This method shows the proper way to line up, and mark where the hole needs to be drilled to pass the wire through the metal into the inside of a vehicle, to then be attached to the vehicles tag light wiring, to keep everything 100% hidden (and clean looking), and shows how you can cut the tag frames barrel jack connector end off leaving you with just the bare red and black wires that can physically fit through a smaller 1/4" hole you'll drill; and then use the provided set-screw style Barrel jack connector end to re-attach to the red & black wires of the tag frame, once they've passed through the hole you drill... Pretty self explanatory process once you see it all done once...

Glowe Industries brand LED underglow I hand built SUPER cleanly on this 1990 Mazda Mini-Truck. I show in detail how I fabricated all the really nice aluminum brackets, and aluminum channel material for perfectly mounting all the leds in-place to, and how I did the wiring setup for it all... So happy with how 'clean' of a install Job I was able to do inside, outside, and under the hood (wiring wise) on this 1990 Mazda Mini-Truck... This video shows all the good bits and pieces from this underglow install job I did... Simple and straight to the point! Please watch and enjoy!!... I can't ever say enough thanks to Glowe Industries for providing me with everything I need to make these really nice SUPER bright underglow builds possible each and every time for all of my customers! Front- 2, 24" strips Grill- 2, 12" strips Sides (cab)- 60" strips Sides (under bed)- 18" strips Rear- 2, 30" strips Underdash- 2 12" strips ip-65 SP611E single-channel controller 30-amp RF relay & 2 key-chain remotes 4- 0.5 meter cables 3- 1 meter cables 2- 2 meter cables 2- Y-splitters 14ga Tinned-OFC main power wires 15-amp inline fuse 16ga Tinned-OFC cables running from inside the cab to the front 1- (1-in to 1-out) inline data-booster (inside the cab) 1- (1-in to 3-out) inline data-booster (up front to act as a 3-way split to work the underglow & grill lights) *all of which were made from single-sections of Version-6.1 led strips cut, and soldiered with the correct wires or ends soldiered in-place* They were needed in my application to be able to supply clean data (not-flickering or strobing) to so many things all at once at the very beginning like that from a single-channel SP611E controller