Hex Ezcan spots

HEX Support said:

Hi Chasbo

The ezCAN can power 2- or 3-wire lights, we just highly recommend that if the lights are 3-wire, you should configure it as 3-wire, because those lights are not designed to dim using their 12V wire. I saw one response mention the installation instructions, our user manual covers the usage of the ezCAN quite thoroughly, but in short you can dim and disable the lights on the move using your INFO button on a oil cooled 1200 - link for the user manual is here

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GSite said:

I have used a Healtech Thunderbox on several bikes, but admittedly not on my BMW as it already has additonal lights as factory fit. Several options for wiring up, link below. £65 ish online.

https://www.healtech-electronics.com/products/tb/

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HEX Support said:

Hi Chasbo

The ezCAN can power 2- or 3-wire lights, we just highly recommend that if the lights are 3-wire, you should configure it as 3-wire, because those lights are not designed to dim using their 12V wire. I saw one response mention the installation instructions, our user manual covers the usage of the ezCAN quite thoroughly, but in short you can dim and disable the lights on the move using your INFO button on a oil cooled 1200 - link for the user manual is here

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Max-GS12 said:

On the LC 1200 with spots powered directly from the Hex is there any way to have an existing dash 'warning' light show when the lights are on or would you just have to wire a small 12v LED indicator light in parallel to the spot light feed?

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