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- Thread starter Metrodps
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http://www.waytekwire.com/item/46343/MINI-FUSE-AND-MICRO-RELAY-RTMR/
Nice small package. Allows you to fuse and relay each light individually with a 20 amp micro relay. You can wire them up to all come on together with a single switch, roof or front bumper independently or individually as you see fit. Totally waterproof and easy to mount / hide.
Nice small package. Allows you to fuse and relay each light individually with a 20 amp micro relay. You can wire them up to all come on together with a single switch, roof or front bumper independently or individually as you see fit. Totally waterproof and easy to mount / hide.
Typical relay setup can be trigged two ways.
Ground on - This way you would typically wire the hot side(+) from the battery to common and then jumper over to one side of the coil. The other side of the coil goes to a switch that then goes to ground. So the switch controls the grounding of the coil.
Hot on- This is typically how you would want to wire it up. Most lighted switches require 12V to turn the light on so you already will have 12V there. So it is pretty easy to run the power for the coil off of that switch. The relay would then be grounded on the other side of the coil, etc.
What are the wattage on each light? Where do you plan on mounting the relays? How many do you want to use?
Ground on - This way you would typically wire the hot side(+) from the battery to common and then jumper over to one side of the coil. The other side of the coil goes to a switch that then goes to ground. So the switch controls the grounding of the coil.
Hot on- This is typically how you would want to wire it up. Most lighted switches require 12V to turn the light on so you already will have 12V there. So it is pretty easy to run the power for the coil off of that switch. The relay would then be grounded on the other side of the coil, etc.
What are the wattage on each light? Where do you plan on mounting the relays? How many do you want to use?
