Need help with off road lights

I just recently bought 4 of these
https://www.kchilites.com/5-apollo-pro-pair-pack-system.html
And I have this relay box
https://www.teamconcours.com/store/...ox-Panel-Car-Truck-ATV-UTV-4X4-Boat-p65063093

So according to the KC site those lights draw 5 amps, so I was wondering can I wire the 4 lights through 1 relay, the relays are rated for 35 amps. (the other is being used for a light bar)?

Is this how it would work?

 

Yes, assuming you want to operate all four with a single trigger. Be sure to wire the lights in parallel.

 

Yep, will work perfect

 

Yep, used to have 4xHella 500ff across the 2nd gen;

 

So take all the hots and wire them together into one wire, and do the same with the ground? In essence turning 8 wires into two? Sorry for the dumb questions, I'm not electrically inclined

 

Correct. The easiest way to do it is to run hot and ground wires to your furthest light, then t-tap the rest into those. You can ground each light separately, but for ease of troubleshooting I like to ground all of mine to the same point, usually the closest bolt to light #1. Either way its loads easier than running 8 wires all the way back to your relay. Just be sure to use a sufficient wire thickness as your main branch. 14 gauge at the barest minimum, 12 gauge recommended.

 

Thank you

 

Dont' forget to use the wire loom, helps to protect and makes your work look top notch.

 

So what would happen if I ran the lights in series, which is what Im planning to do with my switches?

 

They won't get the current they need.

Switches in series? Not sure I know what you mean by that. There should be one per circuit.

 

Oh ya i see the current is split between the lights in series, and i misspoke myself the switches are in parallel.