Wiring Diagram

FCC ID: TJJC6304HCO
IC : 6047A-C6304HCO
Model Name C6304HCO
Wireless Magnetic Tow Light
For Vehicles Under 80” in width
This product is intended for temporary use to provide tail lamp function as well as stop, turn and hazard indication when towing a
vehicle or trailer narrower than 80 inches wide. Check with Department of Transportation to confirm all lights required for your
particular tow. Please check with your dealer concerning additional lighting requirements depending upon what you will be towing.
A special note about batteries:
DO NOT MIX OLD WITH NEW BATTERIES AND DO NOT MIX ALKALINE, STANDARD AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES.
It is recommended to use good quality, new AA alkaline batteries and have a spare set of them on hand. While in use be sure to check
every 2-3 hours that the battery indicator LED is NOT blinking. A blinking LED indicates the batteries are getting low. If the battery
indicator LED is blinking when the switch is on you will need to replace all eight batteries immediately to comply with SAE/FMVSS 108
safety standards. Four batteries are found in each of two magnetic bases.
Using the Wireless Tow Lights:
1. Install fresh AA batteries into each light base per indicated polarity. The battery tray is accessed by twisting the entire base
counter-clock wise while holding the light’s housing. (See illustration). Make sure to replace the batteries in BOTH “RH” and “LH”
units! (FIG. 1)
2. Connect the transmitter to your “four-flat” trailer plug on the vehicle. (FIG. 2)
3. Attach the transmitter to steel surface at the rear of the towing vehicle above the bumper so that the magnet holds it firmly in place
after first cleaning the mounting surface and transmitter’s magnetic base. For best results place at or above the level of the rear
bumper.
4. Turn the switch located on the bottom of the “LH” base to “On”. (FIG. 3)
5. Check that the magnetic light bases are clear of any debris that may scratch the mounting surface. Attach the left “LH” and right
“RH” lights on a flat surface as far apart as practical and at an equal distance from the sides of the vehicle/trailer being towed.
Lights should be placed at the same height. Do not mount lights higher than 6 feet (381 mm) from the ground or lower than 1.25
feet (1829 mm) from the ground. The entire magnet must be touching a steel surface for optimal holding performance. Place lights
to allow following vehicles optimal visibility at all times. (FIG. 4)
6. If the lights are not aligned properly detach them by tipping the light to disengage the magnetic base before placing them again.
7. Use a tie wrap to collect any loose cable between the lights. Do not cover or obstruct the lights during operation.
8. Verify the operation of tail lights, stop lights and both left and right turn signals.
DO NOT drive your vehicle unless all lights functioning.
9. Every 2-3 hours check that the battery LED indicator near the top of the “LH” light is not flashing and that tail, left turn, right turn
and brake functions are operational.
If the low battery LED indicator is flashing or the trailer lights do not function then
install eight new AA batteries immediately. (FIG. 5)
10. Switch off the lights after each use and return the lights and transmitter to the original package. If packaging is unavailable, place
lights inside bags when not in use to keep the magnets clear of debris. Do not allow the magnetic bases to come in contact with
each other. If lights are stored for longer than one month, remove the batteries to avoid battery leakage. Store batteries at room
temperature to avoid leakage.
Important Considerations:
1. It is highly recommended to use tie-down straps/bungee cords through the loops on the base, to secure the lights to the vehicle,
when towing on rough and/or bumpy roads, or at high speeds.
2. The Wireless Magnetic Tow Light kit’s transmitter is designed to be used with standard 12-volt vehicle systems.
3. Every 2-3 hours confirm that your brake, turn signal and running lights are operating correctly. Do not operate your tow lights if
the vehicle has faulty wiring or if some or all of the lights do not work correctly.
4. Battery Performance: For temperatures below 20°F batteries may need to be changed more often. The LED near the top center of
the “LH” light will blink if battery power is low. Immediately install all new batteries in both tow lights to ensure safe operation
and to meet SAE/FMVSS 108 safety standards.
5. Do not submerge the lights or transmitter in water. Damage may occur.
6. Always have a spare set of eight AA batteries on hand, especially if travelling for an extended period of time.
7. If you still have questions please call our Customer Service department at 1-800-241-3808.
Transmitter & Vehicular Plug Wiring Scheme:
White : Ground Brown : Tail / Running Lights
Yellow : Left Brake / Left Turn Signal Green : Right Brake / Right Turn Signal
Troubleshooting:
1. If one or both tow lights do not function check and/or replace ALL batteries. Load eight new batteries by placing four into each
base with polarity as indicated.
2. If left turn and right turn functions are reversed, then reverse the yellow and green wires to the transmitter.
3. If only some lamp functions work while others do not, look over the wiring diagram and check that the four-flat trailer connector
is wired correctly.
4. Check the connection between the “four-flat” plugs for corrosion. Remove corrosion with baking soda and a small disposable
brush while wearing gloves.
FIG. 1
FIG. 2
FIG. 3
FIG. 4
FIG. 5
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
LAMPE-TÉMOIN - PILES FAIBLES
INDICADOR – PILAS GASTADAS
ON/OFF SWITCH
INTERRUPTEUR (ON/OFF)
INTERRUPTOR (ON/OFF)
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
LAMPE-TÉMOIN - PILES FAIBLES
INDICADOR – PILAS GASTADAS
LOOPS FOR TIE DOWN STRAPS / BUNGEE CORDS
BOUCLES DE SERRAGE / BUNGEE CORDONS
LOOPS PARA CORREAS DE FIJACIÓN / CUERDAS DE BUNGEE
IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION OR PROBLEM... CALL TOLL FREE: (800.241.3808)