Where to install the Negative cable on this block. Thanks
1178562
You don't. It is only used to fuse the positive lead/s and there is really no need to either. Depending on what you are using it for like in a boat or something else that you cannot ground, then you would need to run a negative connection to each item to be activated. In the case of an automobile, you ground the chassis and then run your positive wire to what ever controller, such as a switch or fuse that you have in the circuit/s.
1178563
This is a power distribution box... so you will run a cable right from your battery positive side to the post on the block. then you will have six places to run load wires from. just install the fuse that is best suited for the load that you will be running, then install a spade connector to the positive wire on what ever your load is... Lights, Radio...or what ever else you are trying to power. then run the ground wire from you item to a chassis ground, that will complete your circuit. Hope this helps....
1178564
This is a distribution block only for positive, it does not have a ground bus to hook the negative wires to. Hook the positive feed from the battery to the screw. Then hook the individual circuits to the spade connectors and plug in the appropriate fuse. If you are using this in an automobile, the negative can be hooked to any bare metal from the frame. If you are using this on a boat, you will probably have to run a wire to the negative terminal on the battery.
1178565
You do not hook the negative cable up to this block, the block is for isolating several positive feeds only.
1178566
This block is to be used with a common ground system (I.e. The car body/frame is the ground). Connect 12v+ to the nut, then put fuses in block, then connect wire to spade terminals to your devices. The negative on your device connects to car frame. This all assumes this block is used in a car/ truck where battery has neg connected to ground. Boats utilize a ground block because they have a fiberglass hull that can't conduct electricity. They make fuse blocks specifically for those situations. This is not one of those blocks
1178567
The only reason you would need a negative cable is if you're using it on a boat. If that's the case this product won't work for you.
1178568
There is no ground. Run a common power to the lug on top and fused power comes out the sides. If using on an auto one option would be to use a self tapping screw to chassis ground the circuit.
1178569
You don't. This is a power splitter with fuses. You ground the item which u are powering.
975676
Normally you put the disconnect on the positive terminal in a negative ground vehicle. However, after checking throughly through the system on on of my vehicles I couldn't get it to work. So I put it on the negative post just making sure there no other connections. Use an ohm meter to tell you if it's OK.
867636
You can hook them positive to positive and negative to negative then run the wiring since they are low draw amp or use a universal wiring found in amazon
2134054
The end that has the silver bolt on it goes around your negative battery terminal. Then you attach the clamp that was on the negative terminal on to the copper post on the opposite end. You then tighten the green screw top to connect the power and unscrew it about 3 revolutions to disconnect the power, you will hear a solenoid click when you connect or disconnect the power flow.
1579737
Where will u be installing the transducer that the transom mount will not work
307382
Are you using a grounding rod? The negative post should be wired to a grounding rod that you drive into the ground a few feet. The positive is hooked up to your wire and doesn't need to come back to the negative post. This is designed to have the wire charged and when something comes in contact with it it and the ground (dog,cow, horse) then it gives the shock. I'm not sure what your question is or how you have it set up. Mine works great.
1525531
Hi the fuse box it's only for the positive cable, negative cable goes to the ground (car chassis) any place in car metal plates...
1047758
Just wire one end to your power supply, being careful to get the polarity correct. You should protect the exposed wires on the other end.. I just covered each lead with a small piece of heat shrink tubing.
1333756
The polarity of the T connectors is standard -- the top bar of the T is positive and the post is negative. The labels on the diagram in the instructions are misleading since they are opposite to the orientation of the T sockets.
51566
My installation is grounded to the negative side of the battery, I recall the manufactures installation instructions showed a negative and a positive ground diagram so you should be able to do either.
740212
In most cases the red wire is the positive and the other corresponds to the negative pole. You can try in any case the product has a protection system when connected inversely.
1130167
See Karlberg's comment. Also, both studs are for Positive inputs. There are no Negative (ground) terminals.
229409
There's a picture on the back just above the pins plug the balance plug in to it starting from negative(black) where the negative sign is
1260913
tough question sight un seen but sounds like your attaching the load wire to same termination bracket. also the outlet may be defective. If it is doing it on more than just one then it is the attachment location that is wrong.
2181189
you need to add one on the positive lead. the diodes are polar so make sure the white line is on the load side.
1280251
go to the hardware store and buy a black and red alligator clip and put them on the wires, the red is the positive wire
1524158
It should just screw into the co-axial cable plug. Same as where the cable hooks in.