Which is the positive lead... on left or on right (with panel going out above? I need to add a fuse and can't see which is the +.
875123
The Positive lead is clearly marked if you have the one with the rubber MC3 connectors, The Female MC3 (the one with the hole inside if looking at the face of the connector) is the Positive Wire. If you look at the rubber boot it has a + molded into it
875124
Sorry cannot help. Found this to be wanting myself, used left as positive, system works
875125
Attach a multi-meter set to measure dc volts, to both wires, just like testing a battery. If the movement is off the grid, then the wires are reversed. If the meter tests correctly, then the polarity is correct.
875126
I temporarily connected the wires to the charge controller and watched the readout as the system won't work if polarity is reversed.
875127
Take a digital Volt meter and it will tell you if it is positive of negative.Don
875128
Sorry, haven't installed mine yet, been very sick. But please let me know when you do finf out! Mine's going on a Sportsmobile. Having trouble fing the connection to my blue sky ( on drivers side). Anyone with an answer to that question????
2151892
Yes you put into the positive line. That's the side feeding power from the battery.
739794
I would go to fuse panel an pull off the lighter fuse if it was me...there should be a pin that in the kit that does this....
769
Positive lead on dwell,to positive terminal on coil. PS it is opposite wire to the distributor. Negative wire just goes to engine ground.
1881880
It should have a short cable coming off of the back side of the panel. I don't believe mine had any connectors so those will have to be soldered on or crimped if you don't have solder equipment.
1610865
The upper lefthand corner is where the plug goes. Its the fuse box under the dash to the left of the brake pedal and up.
1260128
I would always use a fuse in case the diode should fail in the panel or failure of your battery charging circuit/batteries. I've melted plenty of wires to know the value of a fuse. I also need to practice more of what i preach :)
1926938
I'm not 100% positive. If I remember correctly, I googled the connector type and looked for the standard. My guess would be if you took a volt meter and put it on the resistor settings and connected one lead to the case and the other to the connector and it shows low resistance, you found the negative or ground lead. Since you really don't know where stuff is made any more or if they follow a standard, the volt meter test is probably the best way.
1018932
make sure the positive is connected to the positive, and the negative to the negative. i have many battery tenders and solar panels that all use this plug and some are wired one way and some are wired the other.
105948
No, looking at the battery from the label/front, the positive terminal is on the back - LEFT side..
1492580
Fusr blowing us not due to the battery, what u have the fuse protection is drawing more than 10 amps causing the fuse to blow. Is polarity correct? Is the hot lead (red) making contact with ground? Good luck.
53525
There are both negative and positive terminals, in the picture the positive it next to the line of fuses and the negative terminals are all in the lower right. You connect the positive load wires on the lugs to the outside of the fuse block.
113796
Yes for the new panel. No for lights for blown fuses. Yet there is a single light that indicates a lot of different things. Haven't blown any fuses yet so I'm not sure but have tripped a few breakers and that light will be red. Normal operation its blinking green! Or even a solid green. I'm very pleased with this unit. I did get an electrician friend of mine to help me with the installation, as I'm a sheetmetal guy and Sparky stuff I tend to leave to those who know electric! But this installation was easy and everything was a breeze and fit as discribed. Hope this helps with your decision and answers your question
1123521
Sounds like a loose wire. I did have another brand of led side marker light that did that. After I tried everything I reversed polarity and it worked. Just a though if you haven't found the cause.
53526
The set of ground tabs is your Negative (ground). Normally, you'd directly connect the set of ground tabs to your vehicle chassis ground. Each fuse's fast-on (0.250") connector is Positive. You can use the ground tabs on this fuse block if needed, depending on how you're wiring everything.
68276
Hello, As it shows on the side of the radio the power supply should be a 4.5volt DC 200ma wall wort power supply and the CENTER pin is -negative polarity. I would suggest that you take the radio to a local store to find the correct plug that goes into the radio. I am only using the radio with batteries with my unit. Good luck, Ed.
1987004
There is a power cord coming out. They are 2 wires. The only hard part is there is no documentation as to positive vs negative lead. I tested both directions and chose which worked best.