Fuse Block Help Please
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Fuse Block Help Please
As with most things there might be more than one way to skin a cat.. I want to make sure i have this right as its the first time I have attemted any 12volt wiring. I have a Blue Sea 6 position fuse block, 100 amp Circuit Breaker, 5 Carling Switches set up in a Daystar panel and 5 Relay ready with harness. My question is should I add say an 80 amp relay to make the block ignition power or can I just make power to switchs ignition power? Any way better? Do I have this concept correct? Thanks in advance.
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If I understand you correctly, you only want power to your accessories when the key is on. You can do that simply through the control circuits of the relay.
Like this...
Notice the 12V switched feed on the bottom left to the switches.
Like this...
Notice the 12V switched feed on the bottom left to the switches.
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Thanks, yes I just want power with ignition on. So power the Carling's with switched power from a ignition acc source. Then wire relays from there.This would make Blue Sea hot all the time but the switches would control acc. Sorry if I did not word my question clearly.
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Thanks, yes I just want power with ignition on. So power the Carling's with switched power from a ignition acc source. Then wire relays from there.This would make Blue Sea hot all the time but the switches would control acc. Sorry if I did not word my question clearly.
Last edited by 14Sport; 04-29-2015 at 01:55 PM.