G'day Monty,

It would be, but you'd need to get an extra splitter cable & a couple of extra dimmer switches.
Hard Korr doesn't do a 4 way splitter, but the above will take you to a 3 way splitter, which when used with the 2 way that comes in the original kit, you'd get 4 individual lines.

G'day Alex,

Yep, no trouble.
The 48cm or smaller ones will magnet to the scissor struts as well as the legs.
Hope that helps!

G'day Paul,

There isn't an Anderson cable for the Hark Korr 12v lights, but it's pretty straightforward to chop of the cigarette plug terminal and replace it.
If you've got a soldering iron and a bit of solder, or know anyone who does, you'll be sorted!

G'day Simone,

We recently had a chat with Hard Korr about this, so great timing!
The 4 bar light kit will be more than enough light for that space.

G'day John,

No you can't.  Generally USB outputs are regulated to 5v, so a USB port wont give your lights enough power to actually run.

G'day Paul,

Yes, the DC LED Lighting Extension will add an extra 10m into your setup between the 12V plug and the dimmer switch. 

G'day Brett,

Excellent question!
The Hard Korr 3 Colour Light systems will always default back to white when power is removed.

G'day Ben,

The 4 Bar Kit can be plugged directly into a DC power source using the 12V cigarette adapter supplied in the kit. The Rover Lithium Power Station has 12V Cigarette ports, so you can plug the kit straight in. 

G'day Geoff,

The first major difference between the two, is that the Lifestyle bars don't have diffuser covers over them, so the light output tends to look slightly different, with the more premium option providing a better option in terms of keeping dust etc out. The other main difference is that the 4 Bar 3 Colour kit comes with the new 3 Colour switch, so you can run the lights with bright white, warm white, or orange, the Lifestyle kits just come with the 2 colour dimmer, with bright white or orange. There are also a few extra cables, that are a tad longer in the premium kit, as well as the pole clips for attachment rather than velcro attachments. Ben does a great comparison video (the last one listed on both products) so it's worth having a watch of that too.

G'day Adam,

You can run the 4 Bar Kit from the Korr 240V to 12V Transformer if you're close to a standard power point. You'll just need one transformer to run all four bars.

Hi Magenta,

Sorry about that, we'll re-word it so it's a little more clear. They are white, warm white, and orange. 

G'day Cameron,

I've just called the team at Korr to verify and I can confirm that when the dimmer position is off they won't draw any power from your battery.

G'day Conor,

The 4 Bar Orange/White LED Kit comes with one cigarette socket and a range of cables so that you can string your bars in series, or in parallel. They will just need one plugin point, and then you could run a splitter and have two lines of lights, or you could string them all together and run them all off the on one switch/dimmer.

G'day Aaron,

We're pretty sure you'll be fine with the 4 Bar Orange/White LED Camping Light Kit in your shed, these lights pack a fair punch and we think should be fine to light up your shed. 

G'day Chris,

A standard car battery, fully charged, provides about 48 amp hours.  The 4 Bar Orange/White LED Camping Light Kit with Diffusers consumes 2.4 amps per hour.  This means that you could run your light kit for an approx total of 20hrs off a standard car battery.

I would be starting your car every morning just to be sure, as there are many variable of battery ampage based on age, brand and usage.

Hope that helps!