Rear lights

[funkykeyboard]

I'm not going to use these costly 12V and all wheelchair output is 24V? I like them because they are bright, just the right length, flexible, easily fitted. Is there a way round the problem people can suggest?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252306010425

[Irving]

I'm not going to use these costly 12V and all wheelchair output is 24V? I like them because they are bright, just the right length, flexible, easily fitted. Is there a way round the problem people can suggest?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252306010425

Just wire two in series for 24v operation

[Williamclark77]

Wire in series will work and won't require additional hardware. It's the most simple way. If one fails they both go out.

You could add a dirt cheap 24v to 12v converter like

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DC-DC-5-40V-to-3-3V-5V-9V-12V-24V-Buck-Step-Down-Converter-Volt-Linear-Regulator/263325140035?hash=item3d4f66c443:g:N2UAAOSwPIhaDAcB

Get it set correctly and wrap in electrical tape or cover in hot glue so it doesn't get accidentally adjusted.

I have some very similar but have USB outputs that I put in my car for passengers to charge their phones with.

[ex-Gooserider]

You can also get sealed and weather proof 24-12V DC-DC's for a couple $'s each on eBay - a bit bigger than some of the one's that are bare boards, but you don't need any boxes and a bit less hassle...

Of course if the DC-DC goes out, so does the light, but....

ex-Gooserider