Pro-source CED6192-7-MSC Anti-flicker Wire Harness 12/24V

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED6192-7-MSC is an anti-flicker wire harness designed to eliminate voltage instability and LED flicker in automotive and equipment lighting circuits. It uses a 9005 base connector style and operates across a dual 12/24-volt range, making it compatible with both standard 12V and heavy-duty 24V electrical systems. The harness integrates directly into existing wiring to stabilize power delivery to headlamp or auxiliary light bulb sockets. Electricians and automotive technicians install this component when upgrading to LED or HID lighting conversions where OEM circuits produce residual current that causes visible flicker.

This anti-flicker harness is suited for vehicle lighting systems that require a 9005 bulb base connection, including headlamp high-beam circuits and forward auxiliary lighting. It is commonly used during LED headlight retrofit installations in commercial trucks, passenger vehicles, and off-road equipment where the electrical system operates at either 12 or 24 volts. The compact form factor, measuring approximately 7.68 inches in length and 1.77 inches in width, allows installation in tight engine bay wiring environments without major rerouting.

Key Features

• Anti-flicker design stabilizes power delivery to LED and HID lighting conversions
• 9005 base connector style for direct plug-in fitment to compatible bulb sockets
• Dual-voltage operation at 12/24V supports both light-duty and heavy-duty vehicle electrical systems
• Compact dimensions of 7.68 inches x 1.77 inches x 0.98 inches fit in confined wiring spaces
• Lightweight at 0.35 pounds for minimal impact on wiring harness routing

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-connect anti-flicker solution for lighting circuits using a 9005 base connector in 12V or 24V electrical systems. No specific OEM model compatibility was provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an automotive electrician or lighting technician. Disconnect the vehicle battery before servicing any lighting circuit to prevent accidental short circuits or damage to control modules. Route the harness away from heat sources such as exhaust components and secure all connectors fully before restoring power. Follow applicable vehicle manufacturer wiring guidelines and any relevant electrical codes when integrating aftermarket lighting components.