The Transition Lead (Trunk Line Plug to Individual Light Plug) is engineered to bridge the gap between your Power Cord Trunk Line and each individual light in your system.

It allows you to:

• Connect multiple lights to a single main power lead
• Build expandable plug-and-play trunk lines
• Reconfigure light groupings without rewiring or soldering

Designed to support up to 30 amps, this lead integrates seamlessly into Outrigger Outdoors’ Building Block Wire Harness—making it easy to scale your system now and in the future.

Plug-and-Play Design – No soldering, cutting, or permanent wiring

Scalable Power Distribution – Run multiple lights from one trunk line

30-Amp Rated Capacity – Built for high-output marine lighting systems

Purpose-Built Compatibility – Designed specifically for Outrigger Outdoors lights

Reconfigurable on the Fly – Change control groups or layouts instantly

Marine-Grade Construction – Built for harsh freshwater and saltwater use

Function: Trunk line to individual light transition

Maximum Current: 30 amps

End-to-End Length: 13 inches

Connector Type:

Large trunk-line plug (input)

Individual light plug (output)

System Type: Building Block Wire Harness

Included

• (1) Transition Lead – Trunk Line Plug to Individual Light Plug

Required to Build a Complete Trunk Line System

To create a full plug-and-play trunk line, you’ll need:

• Tee Connector for Power Cord Trunk Line (30-amp rated)
• Power Cord Trunk Line Leads (30-amp rated)
• Power Cord Lead with Trunk Line Battery Terminals (30-amp rated)
• Transition Lead (this product)

👉 Note: You cannot exceed 30 amps per trunk line. If your setup requires more power, simply build multiple trunk lines.

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What does the Transition Lead actually do?

It connects your main trunk line to individual lights, allowing multiple lights to share one power lead while remaining fully plug-and-play.

How many Transition Leads do I need?

You need one Transition Lead per trunk line, regardless of how many lights are on that line.

How many lights can I run on one trunk line?

You cannot exceed 30 amps per trunk line, which equals approximately:

• Up to 4x high-output bowfishing lights
• Up to 5x GEN2.X light bars
• Up to 6x Silent Series lights
  (All values based on 24V DC systems)

If you need more lights, simply build additional trunk lines.

Can I change how my lights are grouped or controlled later?

Yes. That’s the entire purpose of the Building Block Wire Harness. You can unplug lights and reassign them to different power leads or control dials instantly—no rewiring required.

Is this compatible with future Outrigger Outdoors lights?

Yes. All future Outrigger Outdoors lighting products are designed to be compatible with the Building Block Wire Harness system.

Why not just hard-wire everything together?

Hard-wiring is permanent and limits flexibility. The Transition Lead allows you to reconfigure your setup anytime—whether that’s splitting lights by side of the boat, water clarity, or fishing conditions.