What kind of amps does this 50" put out? Also would a Daystar 20amp rocker switch be enough with a relay system and 30 amp fuse?
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I have no idea about the amps but I really recommend these lead lights they're really strong and reliable and you don't have to worry about the switch it comes with an awesome switch Garden switch like missiles
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Since there is no current rating I'm guessing it will reliably handle a MAXIMUM of switching 2 amps. Making it handle any more will destroy it after a not-so-many uses. Use this switch to operate a relay that actually powers the load. Same for your chosen relay: Make SURE you know it can reliably switch the load. The claimed amp rating IS NOT THE CONTINUOS LOAD IT CAN HANDLE. IT'S ACTUAALLY FAR LESS THAN THAT !
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Its a 21amp unit at highest pick a watt. 30 amp 2 pull breaker will do just fine.
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You can wire up to about 10 circuits through this box, you have to pick the ones you want to back up and wire them through this switch, it does not back-up the entire 200 amp panel. I do not believe your total load can excede 30 amps, as I remember you feed this box with two 15 amp breakers from the main box when you are not running the backup generator. This box always feeds the circuits you run from it and gets its power from the generator or main panel.
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Any wiring harness that uses 12 or 10 gaige wire, has a relay that supports at least 20 amps, and fuse. As far as switches go any switch is fine, just keep in mind that if it is a lighted switch it will need to be run through the fuse as well.
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The relays can take "up to" 30/40 AMPs, so as long as your design draws less than 20 AMPs your switchs will be OK. I'm not sure how many AMPs it takes to activate the relays, but I don't think it is very much.
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I really doubt that. The description of the fuse block states it is for 30 amp fuses. You should look for the amps rating of each device to see if it is less than 30 amps. Any starter I have seen normally draws well in excess of 30 amps. I don't have any documentation with me on that fuse block to verify, but you must also total up the running load of all devices and make sure it is below the rating of the entire fuse block.
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#8 and if your feeding from another box I would use 75 amp minimum. Comes with 50amp+30amp+20amp=100amps. I think 100amp is the way to go
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I don't believe you can use the 50 amp supply but you should contact the support staff at support@lanzar.com. They can give you a better answer why.
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I have these lights and they are awesome. I haven't had any issues but I did not use the relay. Power source, switch, lights. It has worked like that all summer and I have two of them hooked up to the same switch. I did use a 30 amp toggle switch.
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I built a harness with a relay and hooked it into a remote fuse block I installed, but with the small amount of amps these led's draw, you don't really need the relay, but I would fuse the circuit!Hope this helps you
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my machine will run fine on 20 amp breaker on 50 ft. cord . amazing. You also can weld aluminum with this machine D.C. straight polarity with helium.
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The current draw on this is pretty small so you are mainly adding a fuse to protect in the event of a direct short. I would think 10 Amp would be more than enough.
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After ur ?? I ran across a blog where a guy is powering a 350 watt car amp and a 12" mtx sub. "Im using a 250watt AT PC power supply that provides 10amps on the 12+v line. With this configuration I can easily power my amp and get great house shaking music now in my room." So rated at 30 amps continuous, u should have no problem. Is your input power fuse 30 amps or less? I would double check the maximum power requirements of my gear. This is not the quietest power supply, but u will quickly drown out any noise from this.
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Byron is right, your amp is probably only 500 watts RMS and it is unlikely you will ever use that much, maybe half that again; what is the model number of your amp to better answer your gauge requirements? Either way this kit will not work, wouldn't use for anything past 200 watts RMS. The 50% efficiency Byron is referring to is the common Class A/B amps, Class D amps at over 90% efficiency can get away with much smaller gauges per watt rating.
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I have mine running off a 50 amp breaker to cover absolute max inpot reguired. You can get away with a smaller breaker if you are using at a lower output.
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No 30 Amp will work fine, 50a is the output but not at 220v. I have mine on a 20a with no problem.