Installation Guide

Our acrylic interior lighting kits are aftermarket electrical accessories. A clean result requires more than choosing a color: plan every route, connection and mounting location before removing trim.

1. Plan the layout

Decide which dashboard seams, door trims, handles and lower cabin sections you intend to illuminate. Match your chosen kit configuration to the number of installable locations in your vehicle. Check strip lengths, cable access and controller placement against the actual included parts.

2. Inspect and bench-test the components

Inventory the supplied parts and follow the controller manufacturer's test procedure using an appropriate 12V supply. Check light output and controller pairing before fitting components to your vehicle.

3. Route cables safely

Remove trim using appropriate tools and the vehicle service instructions. Keep wiring secured away from airbags, seat mechanisms, pedals, sharp edges, heating components and moving parts. Do not block vents, displays, controls or sightlines.

4. Connect power correctly

Use circuit protection and a suitable 12V source according to the supplied instructions. Do not guess at wire functions or splice into safety-critical circuits. If uncertain, have a qualified automotive installer carry out the electrical work.

5. Fit, test and finish

After installation, check all cabin functions, verify that the lighting does not distract the driver, and confirm that trim and wiring remain secure. Only adjust modes when safe to do so.

Important: Every vehicle differs. This is a general planning guide, not a vehicle-specific wiring diagram or a substitute for the manufacturer's instructions. Modifications may affect warranties, inspections or local road-use compliance.