Wiring for Chicken Lights

So you want to wire them in a parallel circuit, rather than a series circuit, is what you're saying. Just take a look at what you've got for wiring, and reverse engineer it. If the brackets for the lights are still good, then why not just remove the old wire and replace it?

 

That's what I'd do, probably be a whole lot cheaper too, well no probably about it I know it would be!

 

I got a daisy chain roll of 100 female bullet connectors from PM (Peterson) for my trailer lights. Only the distance between plugs was different than what I ordered so I had to chop it up and use lots of heatshrink waterproof crimp connectors. But I have enough female bullet connectors left over to do a whole other trailer with lights every 2 ft.

 

Buy some christmas lights .

 

Its correct that they must be wired in parallel so as not to break the circuit if one goes out.
In addition in series 12v would only drive 2x6v or 4x3v chicken lights for example as there is voltage drop over each light to the value of its rated voltage.
In parallel connection the current required just increases with more lights and each light completes its own independent circuit so one not working does not affect the other.