Do hard wire things (such as lights, fan, amp) do I just connect the positive wire to the fuse block and not the negative wire?
444990
This unit has the built in negative bus so you can connect both positive and negative on all of your accessories.
444991
I would put a switch in between, but connect your negative wire to a negative bus first, then positive to the positive bus with the switch in the off position. Make sure you have the proper fuse inserted then, flip the switch on and the appliance should start.
444992
No, this fuse panel has both hot and ground buss bars. so to install this unit, just run a hot and ground from your battery. then to hook up any accessories, hook the hot and ground from your devices to the fuse panel. Once you have it in your hand its self explanatory and SUPER easy to use.
444993
You do need both pos + and neg - to complete the circuit inorder for the box to work bepending on how much load you are usinf uou need heavy gauge wire to deliver the correct current between 4-00 gague will do.
1897154
I don't think so, but an electrician may know how to do it. I do know to not hook up the blue wire! Mine blew a fuse that way.
1034037
If you read the responses to this question it lays out very well the procedures to follow, just a note when you connect the 48Volt black wire you may well get some arcing, this is normal. Also I installed a fuse block for 48 volt and the 12 volt power supplies.
2049197
I believe the amp has built in fuses, or are you talking about for the power wire in line fuse to the amp?
1784640
This is just a easy way to splice into your fuse box and get power. Wiring is dependent on equipment and how you would like to customize it.
132956
Yes that us the input voltage not the output . the output voltage is multiplied in the amp so the input voltage can stay low. If their is a direct short then it will pop the fuse instead of amp
579738
Hi. I looked at the fuse and it looks like it is there to prevent the fan from short-circuiting. If the fuse ever blows, I recommend taking it out and taking it with you to your nearest hardware store so that they can give you the correct size for replacement. Hope this helps!
2156188
yes however the wire polarity may be switched so test before putting everything back together.
1092084
not easily - There is not a "block" for hard wiring. However, what I've done is, I have a cord, with a male end, and the other end is the "hard wired" part.
794693
How's the fuse? Does it blow when the fans turn on? Have you checked the cooling fans? They are usually the thing that goes first.
686031
You can wire the fan either way. It just depends on what you have for the electrical connection now. The connecting wire is not included with the fan. I used the one that was already installed with my old fan. It has a normal 3 prong plug. Since the plug and wire don't move once the fan is installed, the old wire was like new.
1798993
Yes its a very simple set up. Like I said you might need to add some more wire for the set up. Has fuse link to for positive do not forget that.
1591935
Yes you ground your device anywhere you find a good ground and then run your red(positive) wire to the fuse box using the Add-A-Circuit.
2093904
Yes - that's how they are designed with a bit of work. Mine had loose wire connectors at the end of each run to link up the next, so you would need to buy plug connectors similar to the ones that run from the power block at the originating end.
708527
Just use the low voltage wire from the hareware store. It has the positive and negitive wires together.
674283
just plug it in to the factory harness.but if you do hard wire it use the fuse.
1015108
You would have to run the power from the switch output to the positive input at the bottom. Then all the fuses are off until you turn on the switch.