Can you use a bridge connection across the negative and positive poles of two of these fuse blocks and provide power with single line?
593229
Sure, you can parallel the panels to get more fuse space. Both primaries are ring terminals with a nut to secure. Just make sure your primay wires and fuse from the power supply is large enough for the combined load.Or depending on how far apart the panels are, you can run the primary for the entire load to a distribution block, then run smaller wire and fuses to each panel.BTW - They do make a larger fuse panel too.
593230
Sure, you can parallel the panels to get more fuse space. Both primaries are ring terminals with a nut to secure. Just make sure your primay wires and fuse from the power supply is large enough for the combined load. Or depending on how far apart the panels are, you can run the primary for the entire load to a distribution block, then run smaller wire and fuses to each panel. BTW - They do make a larger fuse panel too.
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.
253648
Yes you can. Just don't get the polarity wrong or you could damage the unit.
1877307
NO - it is only a single pole sw. There is no mention of, or directions for that app in the instructions. So I have no idea what they are refering to. There are 4 connections - Line, Load, Neutral and Ground. Neutral obviously is for the nightlight so I guess u could use that for a series connection but I am not sure why one would do that.
1532027
No, it is a mono amp... I suppose you could run them in series rather than separate lines and it should power both.
1103129
You should be able to either ground that connection or use a relay unit. There are several videos on YouTube that explain how this is done.
22783
I would check the draw on the two items you want to wire together. Add their current loads together and I wouldn't go more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse. Wire them in parallel. (Put both positives together and put both negatives together. Also the gauge wire of the tap determines how big a fuse you can install in the tap, it should say what fuse to use... That number would be the maximum. You can go smaller, just not larger. If both current draws (amps) add up to more than 1/2 the rating on the fuse - then radar detector and LEDs need their own circuits.
797198
Yes. You just need to find an ANL fuse of the right voltage/current rating.
434408
I don't know, but I don't see why not. Three way tap off the DC supply. Be careful these units aren't UL listed as far as I can tell. The county inspector said I can't use them.
797199
The fuse block can handle the voltage, but the fuses will be up to you to find. This fuse box should be used indoors or in a protected area, not exposed directly to the elements.
620136
Yes just ground the black wire to a negative wire or grounded source. Run the red or positive wire from your dc source and through the single toggle switch. Just be sure to use a fused source that is low amps because the light has small gauge wires. 5 amps would my choice of fuse size
2175070
You should be able to wire together all positive an all negative and just connect one + and one - to the battery. The current draw is fairly low so it should be no problem.
595682
Yes, two of these could be connected together. However, you may need to be concerned about voltage drop due to the added resistance. You should determine what you current requirement (amps) will be, and if it it more than 0.25 A then I would be concerned.
1357291
As this is a single 12v dc 21 w globe you can use a low amperage fuse such as 5 amp. Hope this helps.
2207180
yes you can. i just added an inline fuse. checkunit amperage to choose fuse size.
50762
You can use the same power source, but you need to "isolate" the power and ground from the soucre in order to properly isolate a ground loop of the current/ voltage readings. This can be accomplished by a bridge rectifier and or small switching supply in line.
1063822
Not sure, but I run 2 of them through one power point with a y-splitter adapter and it doesn't break any fuses.