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SUPER BRIGHT LED Mini Spotlight for Halloween

by VanOaksProps

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Difficulty
Beginner
Est. cost
$20–$50
Length
3:07
Views
38,456
Published
Oct 2019

What this video covers

This short tutorial from VanOaks Props shows haunters how to build inexpensive DIY mini LED spotlights using automotive-grade Eagle Eye LEDs housed in PVC pipe fittings. The Eagle Eye lights run on 12v power, come in multiple colors, and feature an outdoor-rated housing with a diffused lens — offering practical advantages over traditional 10mm LED bulb builds. The project uses simple hardware-store components and RCA connectors for easy plug-and-play integration into existing haunt lighting setups.

Key takeaways

  • Eagle Eye automotive LEDs offer outdoor-rated housings and diffused lenses, making them more durable than standard 10mm bulbs
  • Lights run on 12v power, compatible with common haunt power supply setups
  • PVC compression couplings serve as ready-made spotlight housings, keeping costs low
  • Available in multiple colors for flexible atmospheric lighting effects
  • RCA connectors allow modular, easy-swap connections in a haunt environment

Who this is for

Home haunters and haunt builders looking for a simple, low-cost way to add colored accent spotlights to their Halloween displays or haunted house scenes.

Tools mentioned

  • soldering iron

Materials mentioned

  • Eagle Eye LED lights
  • PVC compression coupling
  • L-bracket
  • screws
  • wingnuts
  • lock washers
  • RCA jack board
  • 12v 5A power supply
  • female RCA connector
  • male RCA connector

⚠ Safety notes

Use caution when soldering and ensure all 12v connections are properly insulated and secured before powering on.

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