Guide to Wiring Work Lights with the Quad Output FLEX™ Harness

Guide to Wiring Work Lights with the Quad Output FLEX™ Harness

If you’ve ever wired multiple work lights, you know the trade-off — build your own harness and battle complexity, or use a pre-configured one that turns into a tangled mess when not every output is used.

The Quad Output FLEX™ Harness changes that. Its modular, expandable design lets you power one light today and grow to four whenever you’re ready — all from a single, clean circuit.

One Harness, up to 4 Lights

The Quad Output FLEX™ Harness is engineered for simplicity and versatility. Four short Deutsch DT plugs run directly from the relay, keeping the engine bay clean and clutter-free. Each plug connects to a detachable 5-metre DT extension — long enough to reach the rear of your vehicle, canopy, or roof rack with ease.

Control every connected light from a single switch. The included rocker switch can be mounted in-cabin, or swapped out for one of ALTIQ’s vehicle-specific push-button switches for a seamless OEM finish.

Unlike daisy-chain wiring, where voltage drop increases with each additional light, every output on the FLEX™ Harness runs directly from the relay for consistent power delivery across all four channels.

From canopy and camp lighting to reverse, awning, and roof rack setups — this is a modular system built to adapt to any configuration, ensuring your lighting evolves with every stage of your build.

What’s Included in the Quad Output FLEX™ Harness Kit

  • 1 x Quad Output FLEX™ Harness

  • 1 x 40A Relay

  • 1 x 20A In-Line Fuse

  • 1 x In-Cabin Rocker Switch

  • 4 x Deutsch DT Plugs (outputs)

  • 4 x 5m DT Extension Leads (male to female)

Step‑by‑Step Wiring Guide for Work Lights

⚠️ For safety: Always leave the negative battery terminal disconnected until installation is complete.

  1. Connect Positive Battery Terminal
    Attach the red (positive) ring terminal to the positive battery post. Leave the negative terminal disconnected until the end of the installation.

  2. Mount the Relay
    Secure the relay near the battery in a position that ensures wires are under no unnecessary tension. 

  3. Install the Switch (In Cabin)
    Route the switch cable through the firewall and mount the rocker switch in a convenient location inside the cabin for quick control.

  4. Route Extensions to Work Lights
    Connect the included 5m extensions to the DT outputs at the relay, then run each cable neatly to your auxiliary light positions.

  5. Plug and Play
    Attach each extension to the DT plug of your auxiliary lights. Once all connections are secure, reconnect the negative terminal and power on your setup.



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