This guide is for RVP Supply LED grille badges/emblems. Most of our LED badges install the same way using the included hardware, backplate, Bluetooth module, and plug-and-play harness.

Before installing, identify which harness style you have and follow the correct section below.

Important: Installation may vary depending on your vehicle, grille style, badge location, and how much access you have behind the grille. We recommend professional installation if you are not comfortable working around vehicle wiring.

What Comes Included

Your LED badge kit normally includes:

• LED badge/emblem
• Bluetooth module/controller
• Plug-and-play harness
• Mounting bolts/screws
• Backplate for securing the badge to the grille
• Required hardware for the badge install

Note: Our LED badges are not stick-on badges. They do not use 3M tape. They mount using the included bolt/screw and backplate system.

Before You Install

Before mounting the badge to the grille, we recommend connecting the harness and testing everything first.

Check that:

• The badge turns on
• The app connects
• The colors change correctly
• The badge is not flickering
• All sections of the badge light up
• The wiring and plugs are fully connected

Do not fully install the badge until you confirm it works correctly.

Step 1: Identify Your Harness Style

Harness Type 1: Fuse Tap Harness — Older Style

This is our older harness style.

Use this section if your harness has:

• Fuse tap connection
• Ground wire
• Bluetooth module
• LED badge plug
• 3 fuse tap adapter styles included

The fuse tap harness connects to the fuse box and can be wired so the badge turns on/off with the vehicle, depending on which fuse is used.

Video Tutorial: HERE

 

Harness Type 2: Battery Tap Harness — New Style

This is our updated harness style.

Use this section if your harness has:

• Battery terminal ring connector
• Ground wire
• Integrated Bluetooth module
• LED badge plug
• No fuse tap adapters

The battery tap harness connects to a 12V battery terminal, fuse box terminal, or under-hood power point. It has a metal ring terminal at the end of the power wire. You loosen the positive terminal bolt, place the ring terminal under the bolt, then tighten it back down.

This harness is plug-and-play and does not require cutting or splicing.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD BATTERY TAP HARNESS VIDEO LINK HERE]

If a video is not available yet, follow the steps below and contact us before installing if you are unsure.

 

Step 2: Choose Your Power Connection

For Fuse Tap Harnesses

The fuse tap harness connects to the vehicle’s fuse box.

We recommend using a spare/open fuse location when possible. The fuse you choose will decide how the badge behaves:

• Constant power fuse: Badge can stay powered even when the vehicle is off. You can turn it off through the app.
• Accessory/ignition fuse: Badge turns on/off with the vehicle.

The harness includes multiple fuse tap adapter styles so it can fit different vehicle fuse types.

Important:
Avoid tapping into major vehicle systems such as ECU, airbag, ABS, or other critical safety/control modules. Using the wrong fuse location can cause vehicle issues.

Fuse Tap Install Notes

• Insert the original fuse into the open slot on the fuse tap.
• Make sure the fuse tap is seated properly.
• The fuse tap direction may need to be adjusted depending on clearance.
• Connect the ground wire to a clean metal frame/body ground.

Fuse Box Image Guides:
[ADD CHARGER FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]
[ADD CHALLENGER FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]
[ADD DURANGO FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]
[ADD CHRYSLER 300 FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]
[ADD TRACKHAWK/JEEP FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]
[ADD TRX/RAM FUSE BOX IMAGE HERE]

For Battery Tap Harnesses

The battery tap harness connects to a 12V power source such as:

• Positive battery terminal
• Under-hood jump post
• Fuse box power terminal

The power wire has a metal ring terminal. Place the ring terminal under the positive terminal/jump post/fuse terminal bolt and tighten it securely.

The ground wire should be connected to a clean metal ground point on the vehicle frame/body.

Important Notes:

• Vehicle should be off and not running during installation.
• Make sure the positive connection is secure.
• Make sure the ground connection is secure.
• Keep wiring away from fans, belts, heat, sharp edges, and moving parts.
• The badge can be turned on/off through the app.
• This harness does not require choosing a fuse slot.

 

Step 3: Mounting the Badge

Most RVP Supply LED badges are designed for grille installation.

The badge mounts using the included bolt/screw and backplate. The badge sits on the front side of the grille, and the backplate secures it from behind the grille.

Basic mounting process:

1. Choose the badge location on the grille.
2. Check access behind the grille.
3. Place the badge in position.
4. Install the backplate behind the grille.
5. Tighten the included hardware.
6. Route the wiring safely toward the power source.
7. Test the badge before finalizing the wiring.

Do not overtighten the hardware. Tighten enough to secure the badge firmly against the grille.

 

Vehicle-Specific Install Notes

Dodge Charger

Compatible years: 2011–2023

Common badge locations:

• Upper grille
• Lower grille

The bumper does not always need to be removed, but upper grille installs can be harder to access depending on the year and grille style.

For some installs, removing extra trim or bumper components may make the install easier.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD CHARGER INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Dodge Challenger

Compatible years: 2011–2023

Common badge locations:

• Upper grille
• Lower grille

For upper grille installs, the bumper normally needs to be removed for proper access.

Some Challenger grille styles may not allow an upper grille badge install without modifying the grille or replacing it.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD CHALLENGER INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Dodge Durango

Compatible years: All years, depending on badge style

Common badge location:

• Upper grille

Bumper removal is usually not required, but access may vary by year and grille style.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD DURANGO INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Chrysler 300

Compatible years: All years, depending on badge style

Common badge location:

• Front grille

Install is similar to Charger-style grille installs. Bumper removal is not usually required, but access may vary.

Video Tutorial: HERE

Jeep Grand Cherokee / Trackhawk

Compatible years: All years, depending on badge style

Common badge location:

• Lower grille

Bumper removal is usually not required. The badge area can normally be accessed by removing the skid plate or lower underbody panel.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD TRACKHAWK / JEEP INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Ram TRX / Ram

Compatible years: All years, depending on badge style

Common badge location:

• Front grille area

The grille/bumper does not usually need to be fully removed, but some upper grille trim pieces may need to be removed to access the install area.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD TRX / RAM INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Mustang 5.0 LED Badge

Compatible years: Universal/custom fit

Common badge location:

• Grille

The 5.0 LED badge is considered a universal/custom-fit badge. Installation depends on the location you choose and the grille style of the vehicle.

Refer to our installation videos before installing.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD 5.0 BADGE INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Z71 LED Badge

Compatible years: Universal/custom fit

Common badge location:

• Grille

The Z71 LED badge is considered a universal/custom-fit badge. Installation may vary depending on the vehicle and grille style.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD Z71 BADGE INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

Camaro LED Badge

Compatible years: All years, depending on badge style

Common badge location:

• Front grille

The Camaro LED badge is considered a grille/custom-fit install. Installation may vary depending on the year, trim, and grille style.

Bumper or grille removal may be required depending on access behind the grille. Test the badge and app setup before final mounting.

Video Tutorial:
[ADD CAMARO INSTALL VIDEO HERE]

 

Step 4: LED HUE / RVP Supply App Setup

Our LED badges are app controlled.

You can use:

• LED HUE app
• RVP Supply app for iOS

The Bluetooth device name will show as:

SP110E

Once connected, make sure the app settings are correct.

Correct App Settings

Use these settings:

• Color Order: RGB
• Controller Type: WS2811
• Total Pixels: 600

These settings are important. If the badge flickers, shows the wrong colors, or does not work correctly, check these settings first.

You do not need to rename the controller, but you can if you want to.

 

Step 5: Turning the Badge On/Off

If your badge is connected to constant power, it can stay powered even when the vehicle is off. You can turn the badge off through the app.

If your badge is connected through an accessory/ignition fuse, it may turn on/off with the vehicle depending on which fuse was used.

The badge/harness does not drain the battery under normal use when connected properly.

 

Water Resistance Notes

The LED badge itself is water-resistant.

Harness water resistance depends on which harness style you have:

New Battery Tap Harness

The newer harness has an integrated Bluetooth module and is water-resistant. Even then, we recommend mounting it in a protected area away from direct water exposure when possible.

Old Fuse Tap Harness

The older harness has an open Bluetooth module that is not waterproof. Keep the Bluetooth module away from water and mount it in a dry/protected area.

You can wash around the badge, but avoid spraying high-pressure water directly into the wiring, plug connections, or Bluetooth module area.

 

Troubleshooting

Badge Does Not Turn On

Check the following:

• Make sure all plugs are fully connected.
• Make sure the power connection is secure.
• Make sure the ground connection is secure.
• Make sure the vehicle is supplying power.
• Make sure the app settings are correct.
• Check for water damage around the Bluetooth module.

 

App Will Not Connect

Try the following:

• Make sure Bluetooth is turned on.
• Look for the device named SP110E.
• Close and reopen the app.
• Delete and redownload the app.
• Make sure the badge/controller has power.
• Check the Bluetooth module for water damage or loose wiring.

 

Colors Are Wrong

This is usually caused by incorrect app settings.

Check that the app is set to:

• RGB
• WS2811
• 600 pixels

 

Badge Is Flickering

Flickering is usually caused by incorrect app settings or a weak/loose connection.

Check:

• Controller type is set to WS2811
• Color order is set to RGB
• Total pixels is set to 600
• Power connection is secure
• Ground connection is secure
• Plug connections are fully seated

 

One Section Does Not Light Up

Check:

• App settings first
• Plug connections
• Harness connection
• Signs of pinched or damaged wiring
• Signs of water damage

If all settings are correct and the issue continues, contact us before opening a return.

 

Badge Will Not Change Colors

This may be caused by:

• App not connected
• Wrong app settings
• Bluetooth module issue
• Water damage to the module
• Damaged controller or badge

Make sure the app is connected to SP110E and the settings are correct.

 

Warranty Information

RVP Supply LED badges include a 90-day warranty for manufacturer defects.

Warranty does not cover damage caused by:

• Incorrect installation
• Shorting out the harness
• Incorrect wiring
• Connecting to the wrong voltage
• Internal damage
• Physical damage
• Cutting or modifying the harness
• Water damage to non-waterproof Bluetooth modules
• Improper power or ground connection
• Vehicle wiring issues

Professional installation is recommended if you are not comfortable installing the badge yourself.

RVP Supply is not responsible for damage caused by improper installation.

If you have an issue during or after installation, contact us before opening a return or refund request so we can help troubleshoot the problem.

Need Help?

If you are unsure about your harness type, fuse location, wiring, or app setup, contact us before installing.

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