Simple Auxiliary Lights Wiring Diagram - Battery, Fuse, Switch to Lights & Ground

This is a simple hand-drawn (computer-sketched) wiring diagram showing how to wire a basic auxiliary light circuit, uploaded to the gallery of a 1993 Ford Probe. The diagram shows five labeled elements connected in sequence: a Battery, connected by a red (power) wire to an inline fuse, which continues to a switch. From the switch, a single red feed wire runs down and splits at a junction point to feed two round lights wired in parallel. The return side of both lights is joined by a black wire labeled 'To Ground.' The drawing conveys the standard order of components for a fused, switched accessory lighting circuit: battery → fuse → switch → lights → ground. No wire gauges, fuse amperage ratings, relay, part numbers, connector details, or vehicle-specific information are given. It is a generic conceptual schematic rather than a factory diagram, useful as a quick reference for someone installing aftermarket driving lights, fog lights, or similar accessories on any vehicle. Readers can learn the basic circuit topology (fuse placed close to the battery, switch controlling power to both lights, common ground for the lamps) but must determine appropriate fuse size and wire gauge from other sources.