G'day Simmo,

The Hard Korr light kits are full adaptable, so you can use anywhere between 1-6 lights in your setup at any given time.
Each dimmer switch has an amp output limit though, so I'm not sure if you'd be able to use every light bar on one single string, I think you'd have to keep it as 4 bars max per dimmer.

G'day Andrew,

This set comes with 2 x dimmer switches, meaning you can have two separately controlled strings of light.
If you'd like to run all lights individually, you'll need to pick up and extra dimmer for each light that you want to control on its own.
You'll also need to pick up some extra cable splitters which allow the lines to peal off for each individual dimmer/light.

G'day Byron,

We dont carry the Airforce V2, so I'm not personally familiar with what the tents go going on.  What I can say, is strip or bar lighting is notoriously difficult to use with air tents.  There's no off-the-shelf or easy solution. The only thing I can suggest would be to have see if you can get between the air poles and outer fly in some spots & have a bit of a play around with ideas like velcro straps, mini silicone or webbing straps, or tape, etc

G'day Kevin,

Yes, the orange light is super effective at reducing bug activity.
I think there's also a rough claim somewhere that it can lessen it by up to 90%.
I personally run the 3 colour lighting system from Hard Korr, and can confirm the orange light is awesome.

G'day Denise,

No, the extension leads can't be shortened (unless you're handy with a soldering iron).

G'day Peter,

Yes you can hardwire these kits if you want to have a more permanent setup, however we'd recommend chatting to an auto-electrician if you're not too sure about how to set this up. You'd need to cut the end with the cigarette plug and set up a wiring loom at that end. You can find the 3 way splitter in the Extension Cable Kit, and the tri colour dimmer switch here.

G'day Ben,

Yes, Hard Korr has updated these kits, and now has a slightly different controller so that you have the option of warm white. The good news is, you can use the new dimmer switch on your existing kit, and you'll get the warm white option. You can pick up the new tri-colour dimmer here, be sure to check out the video, Ben talks through how to use it and all the great features.

G'day Cameron,

You'll only be able to run the individual strip on either orange or on white.

G'day Nathan,

Yes, you'll be able to use the Korr 240V to 12V transformer with the 6 Bar LED 3 Colour Kit.

**N.B. The 6 Bar Kit will work with the 240 to 12V (36W) Transformer, however, if you plan to add any more lights onto this kit you'll need the 60W Transformer.

G'day Normann,

That's a tricky one, to be honest, ideally, they work best with a round pole of around 25mm diameter, but looking at the clips we think you'll be ok with 25mm square, 30mm square might be pushing it a little though.

G'day Narelle,

You can run these lights from a car battery, however, the cable has a cigarette socket attachment. You can get cigarette socket to battery clamp adapters from electronics stores (like Jaycar), so that should work. 

G'day Rodney,

The options are pretty flexible with the 6 Bar Orange/White LED Kit. You can run the 5m lead to the on/off switch and first bar, then each bar after one another in a series which would mean they're all on or all off using the switch. You can also set them up to run some off one switch and some off the other switch using a splitter, there are lots of options depending on your set up, but the idea is that you run everything from one plug.