OK So I sot out to make my additions look nice, I had a number of unused fuse slots and additionally I had a unused fuse older.
I found the parts, (I'll post later all of the part numbers.)
Single Terminal
Double Terminal
Triple Terminal
Single terminal is used to take the fused power and run your cable to you device., it could also be used to bring power to the fuse holder
The Double and Triple terminals will only be used to bring power from the source to the fuse holder.
The fuse block has 9 fuse locations, Power can be brought in to 1, 2 or 3 of the fuse locations. This is helpful if you have a number of fuses which have the same need ie all need to be on when the ignition is running. You can use a Triple terminal and a 10G primary wire to bring power to 3 fuse locations. instead of running power for each.
OK once you have power the next to run your line to the device you need to give power to. The fuse holder in position 1-9 allow you to run 2 devices off of the same fuse. so instead of splicing your wires you can just run the two lines and terminate them on a shared fuse.
In order to insert the terminals you need to have the red tap pushed up slightly you can see that from the attached pictures.
once I find all of the part numbers again I will post them here.
Let me know if you have any questions.
WPJ
I found the parts, (I'll post later all of the part numbers.)
Single Terminal
Double Terminal
Triple Terminal
Single terminal is used to take the fused power and run your cable to you device., it could also be used to bring power to the fuse holder
The Double and Triple terminals will only be used to bring power from the source to the fuse holder.
The fuse block has 9 fuse locations, Power can be brought in to 1, 2 or 3 of the fuse locations. This is helpful if you have a number of fuses which have the same need ie all need to be on when the ignition is running. You can use a Triple terminal and a 10G primary wire to bring power to 3 fuse locations. instead of running power for each.
OK once you have power the next to run your line to the device you need to give power to. The fuse holder in position 1-9 allow you to run 2 devices off of the same fuse. so instead of splicing your wires you can just run the two lines and terminate them on a shared fuse.
In order to insert the terminals you need to have the red tap pushed up slightly you can see that from the attached pictures.
once I find all of the part numbers again I will post them here.
Let me know if you have any questions.
WPJ
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