Aura LED Running Board Lights Installation Guide
- June 6, 2024
- Aura
Table of Contents
Aura LED Running Board Lights
MAIN COMPONENTS
INSTALLATION
STEP 1
- Decide where to locate the light strips and ensure wiring has enough length for control box to be installed in desired location.
- As shown below, connect all light pods to the control box with the included extension cables
- Once connected, plug the control box Cigarette Power Adapter into an available 12 volt charging port. or connect the positive wire to the fuse tap and connector the open negative wire to a ground (any metal surface). Then plug the fuse tap into the 10amp switched fuse.
STEP 2
- Secure Control box in desired location with Velcro or zipties.
- CONTROL BOX NOT WATERPROOF Ensure the control box is safely and securely hidden from exposing elements of moisture.
STEP 3
- Secure the light strips using the zip ties to tie all the wiring away from the moving components.
IMPORTANT:
The LED connectors are not waterproof. You will need to use HEAT SHRINK TUBE
(not included) or ELECTRICAL TAPE around the LED connectors to ensure the
longevity of the lighting kit.
STEP 4
- Using the included E-Z Remote, select your desired color or pattern.
AUX WIRING FOR A DOME/DOOR LIGHT
NOTE: This feature activates white light only.
In order to activate Door Assist Sync, you need to connect the aux wiring of
Aura control box to the positive and negative wiring of dome or door light.
OPTIONAL UPGRADE
Upgrade your Aura Original Control Box to the Aura Pro Bluetooth Control Box.
All new AURA Pro Bluetooth is App enabled by a smart-phone controller (iOS &
Android Compatible).
DISCLAIMER
OPT7 Lighting is not liable for damages or personal injuries while installing
this product. The Installation Guide is intended as assistance to reduce setup
time. OPT7 Lighting assumes no responsibility for improper installation. If
you are unfamiliar with your vehicle or inexperienced with aftermarket
upgrades, please seek professional assistance.
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