I'm looking for a small junction box that I can use, under the seat, for connecting accessories to, rather than use the battery terminals
Search as I might, I'm unable to find the right thing........most results are for junction boxes for garden lighting
Much too big
Something to extend away from the battery terminals in order to connect the accessories
Would it make sense to extend to the front and connect there, instead of multiple cable to battery area?
Your help would be appreciated
12v juntion box advice needed
12v juntion box advice needed
Last edited by Flatline on Fri Feb 15, 2019 3:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 12v juntion box advice needed
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Re: 12v juntion box advice needed
I use the FZ1 https://www.fuzeblocks.com/ on all my builds, I prefer it over Eastern Beaver and others.Flatline wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 3:12 pm I'm looking for a small junction box that I can use, under the seat, for connecting accessories to, rather than use the battery terminals
Search as I might, I'm unable to find the right thing........most results are for junction boxes for garden lighting
Much too big
Something to extend away from the battery terminals in order to connect the accessories
Would it make sense to extend to the front and connect there, instead of multiple cable to battery area?
Your help would be appreciated
Unless the bike has CANBUS system, then it gets Rowe Electronics PDM60 Power Distribution Module
I have had ZERO FZ1 fuse block failures on any bike I have installed them on, street bikes, dirt bikes, adventure bikes that have been ridden from the US and Canada to all over central and south america .
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