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Smart Hub hardwire cables are color coded, RED for POSITIVE (+) and
BLACK for NEGATIVE (-). Connect the RED cable to the POSITIVE (+)
battery clamp as illustrated. The POSITIVE battery post will be slightly
larger than the NEGATIVE post, and will be marked with a PLUS (+)
sign. There may also be a RED protective cover over the positive battery
post. Connect the BLACK cable to the NEGATIVE (-) battery clamp as
illustrated. The NEGATIVE will be marked with a MINUS (-) sign. There
may also be a BLACK plastic protective cover over the negative battery
post.
NOTE: After connecting the Smart Hub to the car battery, the LED
power indicator will ash Blue. If the LED power indicator does not ash
once connected, please double check your power connections.
The Smart Hub has built-in voltage protection to prevent car battery
from draining in case the lights are accidentally left on. The lights
will be turned off automatically and the Smart Hub will be on standby
mode when the voltage drops to approximately 12V. Once on
standby mode, if the car battery is producing below 12V, do not turn
on the LED lights until your next engine start or when the power is
back to 12V or above.
CONNECT TO POWER
Connecting the Smart Hubs to power:
Power Indicator
WARNING: DO NOT mix up the cables or allow the metal ends to touch together because this may damage the battery,
charging system and/or electronics on a vehicle. When installing, please make sure your engine is not running.
