So if I buy and install this can I run multiple items with it? Just run all my grounds to one side and all my hots on the other. Break each hot with switches on the dash?
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Check out the trigger wireless controller. It's a block that has built in wireless that talks to a bluetooth 4 toggle switch or your phone.Comment
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Every accessory you run needs a fuse so its much, much easies to use a fuse block. I dont see one in that kit.Originally posted by AgHntr10 View PostSo if I buy and install this can I run multiple items with it? Just run all my grounds to one side and all my hots on the other. Break each hot with switches on the dash?
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Wouldn't the circuit breaker take the place of the fuse's? Assuming the total draw for all accessories stays under the 50amps.Originally posted by Walker View PostComment
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It will protect the overall load but will not protect an individual feed. You could fry an accessory and the circuit breaker will never trip. It will also make it easier to track down a problem. A single fuse blows, you know where to start looking.Originally posted by AgHntr10 View PostLast edited by Walker; 10-15-2018, 02:33 PM.Comment
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Agreed. When I designed the one I posted above there weren't many plug and play options for adding power to an atv or motorcycle. I wanted switched power (so you can't leave the accessory on and drain the batter once the vehicle is off off) and I wanted each circuit fused. Many years later now, you can buy many similar to what I built.Originally posted by Walker View PostComment
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This is an easy option, and blown fuse indication LED's.
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Ok so here is what I ordered and what I will be running. What size wire should I use? I have some #10 THHN wire already, can I use that to run from battery to my fuse panel?
-4 lights 9 watts each= .75 amps each /3 amps total
-Road Feeder ~7.5 Amps
-Light bar 180 Watts /15 AMPs
Fuse Block
Lights
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