
MyTrickRC Dual-Output Attack Light Regulator Set
About this part
Attack Light Regulator Overview:
The MyTrickRC Dual Output Attack Light Regulator Set is a compact power management solution designed to run MyTrickRC Attack Lighting directly from your vehicle's receiver. Compatible with a wide range of Attack lighting products, this regulator provides a simple and safe way to power light bars, headlights, rock lights, and wafer lights while maintaining proper operating voltage.
About the Dual Output Attack Light Regulator
Reliable Lighting Power Control
The Dual Output Attack Light Regulator draws power from the receiver and regulates it to a stable five-volt output, ensuring connected Attack Lighting operates under its intended conditions. This protects lighting components from higher receiver voltages, such as 7.4V systems, while delivering consistent performance. Its compact design makes installation easy in space-limited vehicles, and the dual-output configuration provides flexible lighting options for custom builds. The regulator is capable of powering a single five or six inch Attack Light Bar, a pair of Attack Wafer or Halo Headlights (MYKHL17, MYKHL19, or MYKAA17W - sold separately), or up to four pairs of compatible Attack Spot Lights (MYKFT4 - sold separately), Headlights, Rock Lights, or nine-millimeter Wafer Lights (MYKH9-series - sold separately).
Features:
- Powers Attack Lighting directly from the vehicle receiver
- Regulates receiver voltage to a stable 5V output
- Protects lighting systems from higher receiver voltages
- Supports a single five or six inch Attack Light Bar
- Powers up to two Attack Wafer or Halo Headlights
- Supports up to four pairs of compatible Attack auxiliary lights
- Compact design for easy installation
- Provides dual outputs for flexible lighting setups
Includes:
- (1) Dual Output Attack Light Regulator Set
Specifications:
| Input Voltage | 4.5-9V DC |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 4.9V |
| Current | 1.2A |
*Tech Note: This regulator is not compatible with 3mm or 5mm LEDs. Connecting these LEDs to an Attack Light Regulator may result in immediate damage.