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First look
at the three photos</span>
The
switches I use are Double Pole Double Throw with centre OFF (DPDT w C off) 125V
ca 6 amps</span>
The current
draw is ; High two bulbs :1.5 amps</span>
</span>High one
bulb :</span>0.75 amp</span>
</span></span>Low two bulbs :</span>0.25 amp</span>
I used home
extension wire </span>#16 or 18 to wire
everything.</span>
</span>Never put a fuse higher than 15 amperes </span>on a lighting circuit </span></span>
How to
modify a 2 bulbs 12 volts fixture to a 3 intensities fixture for $ 1.00.</span>
Buy the
switches in a surplus electronics parts for 1.00 or less if you buy 10 or 20 or
maybe on internet because you will transform many fixtures.</span>
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Take the
fuse off the circuit. </span>
Remove the
fixt. </span>By sliding the plastic lenses and
unscrewing </span>the screws.</span>
Disconnect
the wires connecting the fixture..If it is a crimped connector, cut the wires
close to it, you will use twist connectors to reconnect .</span>
Drill a
hole on the side of the fixt.close to the ceiling to give maximum clearance for
your head(see photo) </span>Check clearance
inside the fixture too.</span>
You have to
use a double pole double throw </span>switch ;
if you use two separate single pole double throw switches good </span>tluck</span>
With a DPDT
without the center off, </span>wire the O.S. on
position D and loose the one bulb possibility</span>
One bulb
has </span>3 wires; one on one side and two on
the other side. Cut the shorter of the two.</span>
Solder a
jumper between L1 and L2,,</span>
I did not
twist the wires around the pins, I just contact and solder ; it held no problem
from 2004.</span>
When
finished check that soldered spots don’t touch then </span>
</span>check with a portable drill battery up to 14
volts if everything works ok.</span>
I am
explaining what I did without problems on more than 50 mods butI am not
responsible for your errors or defective material or errors on the text or
schematics.</span>
If
unsure </span>contact a licenced technician on
RV wiring code..</span>
If
something is not clear ask me </span>questions.
Don’t be shy. </span>Good luck and keep the
beers for after the job. It tastes so much better then.
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