they'll be drawing close on 5A each - a 20A relay won't last long.
personally, I'd wire them as 2 pairs, each with it's own switch, fuse and relay.
 
The formula is Watts divided by Voltage = amps. So 220/12 = 18.3333333333333 but 20'll do but as said above I have 4 spots wired in 2 pairs each with their own 20amp relay.
 
ive got 4 lamps wired to 2 relays off 1 fuse and 1 switch. ive connected the 2 relays together. seems to work ok, have i done something wrong?!

need to know as im soon to wire in my lovely new lightpod i got off ebay :) i will send you a pic tre. haha.

G
 
Griffdowg said:
ive got 4 lamps wired to 2 relays off 1 fuse and 1 switch. ive connected the 2 relays together. seems to work ok, have i done something wrong?!

need to know as im soon to wire in my lovely new lightpod i got off ebay :) i will send you a pic tre. haha.

G
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That's OK - provided you've connected em right.
ffs sell the lightpod ter some un suspectin **** on fleabay - they look pants!
 
i think i have, they work and they havent caught fire yet :) touch wood.

they look awesome, just you wait and seeeee!

G
 
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