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I want to wire two 12v LED Strips to a car. I would easily be able to do this but this car is a Hybrid, how would I wire to it? Also, I have no experience with car wiring, so go easy. Thanks.

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Well, it would be pretty easy, you may need a switch, and if the battery is a 12v, you can wire it directly from the battery

Well yeah, but there are tons of batteries in a hybrid.

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Well yeah, but there are tons of batteries in a hybrid.

Pretty sure most systems inside require 12V or 24V DC power. Check with multimeter if unsure what voltage you have. 

 

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I would not bet that the voltages are 12V like in normal cars, unless you take the power from the standard 12v output used for the cigar lighter.  Before plugging anything I would really recommend you to measure with a multimeter.

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