Will this work if I have a 7.5 amp fuse for my radio?
515503
I looked up the fuse size on Crutchfield and it is a 15 amp fuse in this amp. Crutchfield recommends running a dedicated power wire to this amp from your battery. I would agree with them.
515504
I can't say for sure, but this little amp doesn't draw that much power. In my 2006 Toyota Tacoma it is running off the stock radio wiring harness and the power wire is a tiny 18 gage wire. I was concerned about it at first because I thought the wiring weight not handle the load, but it has never blown the fuse or had any issues with the wiring and I like to crank it about as loud as it goes.
903194
2.1 Amps max output at 5 Volts = 10.5 Watts = 0.875 Amps at 12 Volts so a 1 amp fuse would work just fine.
526499
Yes it will. Unfortunately I discovered a dangerous level coming from my fuse box.
705390
I could be wrong but if you tap a 25A fuse then the wire on this unit may not be able to handle it. Plus, if you put 10A fuses in the Bussman then those fuses will blow constantly since your 25A fuse is letting higher amperage through.
1289420
Should work fine. Like anything else, might want to put a fuse in line though.
517399
I think it would work!! I had to put larger (20 amp) fuses in the horn circuit on my car, but I think it would work; if used often, though, you'd surely have to recharge your battery frequently!
1812477
Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's battery. Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's... » Read More Patrick: I cannot answer your question directly except to say that I looked up the spec's for your radio and it says that the vehicle power cord for this unit is rated at 5v output so it shoud work properly, (especially if the plug going into the radio fits properly). I hope this helps.... If it blows out the radio, then there is too much power going to the radio. If on the other hand, the power cord blows out and NOT the radio, then there is too much power going into the adaptor and it will blow the fuse therein. Make sure you only have 12v going into the power cord fromt he vehicle's battery. « Show Less
1319438
Yes, as long as you don't exceed the current rating of the fuse powering the radio. My suggestion would be to directly come off the ignition switch & adding an in line fuse going to the power outlet your installing. The max size of the fuse is determined by the amount of current you will draw from whatever you plug into your installed outlet.
1369913
you have to look at the amp fuse you need to fuse your lights. If 30 amp fuse is ok then any lights needing 30 amp or less should work.
836381
That combination will work fine. The amp does not have true 1500 watts of power with a 25 amp fuse.
531882
not sure, I returned the radio when I opened it out of the box and connected it it would blow fuses.
1068867
Im not sure, I used it for my plug & play xm radio. You should check on the net, look up the radio and contact the manufacturer they should be able to tell you, because I bought a few that didn't work, wasted money on my part.
1829719
It can work but this fuse holder is really meant for 4 or 8 gauge wire. It will work but it is a bit large for 12 gauge wire.
223493
When I installed this radio it didn't work at first, I later found out that I just needed to replace a fuse! Check your owners manual as to where the "Radio Fuse" is in your car. Then check it in your vehicle, if the wire inside the fuse is a solid line then its not the fuse. However if it is broken in the middle than you just need to replace the fuse and it should work perfectly. My car calls for a "4 amp fuse" but I put in a "5 amp fuse" so it wouldn't blow because of little power fluctuations in my car. Hope I helped!
797198
Yes. You just need to find an ANL fuse of the right voltage/current rating.
77207
Yes, but you have to make certain it is HD along with the female source side, the amp draw on TX will burn most 5-10 amp fuses. The radio comes with two inline 15 amp fuses. So you should look for a 15 amp plug and source.
1994880
Absolutely not, you will blow the fuses in it. Each channel has a 5 amp limit (600 watts @ 120 volts) and the pack has a 15 amp total limit.