dieselcruiserhead
16 Years on ExPo. Whoa!!
This is the best central electrical setup I've seen out there and it took me years to find a setup of this quality and also in this compact a size. Can be used for bikes or motorcycles. It is completely water, dust, and vibration proof and the individual components (relays) are also water proof so it is nearly indestructible.
Price Dropped: $200 for the complete unit with mounting brackets, $170 for the complete box missing the mounting brackets...
These came from Waytek which is a large mail-order electrical supply house. The hardest/most difficult issue with dealing with Waytek is the time to make sure everything is there and that you meet the minimums.
- You hook up a single large gauge wire between battery and the fuse box
- There are up to 5 35-amp 5-pole relay ports, all 5 relays are included
- Ten (10) spots for Buss "mini fuses" available at any gas station or parts store
- Fuses and relays can be used together or completely separately
See photos / let me know if you have any questions at all. The mounting bracket are the zinc coated brackets seen in the photo that lifts the box up a couple inches.
Thanks
You wire a fat wire to the port seen here in the bottom left. This provides a permanent "hot" to the bank of 10 fuses. From the fuses you can either then route the wire to the relay spots on the right, or direct to anything you wish to be relay-protected. Bottom left are the metal brackets that you crimp to each wire that then snap into place in the Bussman fuse box.
These are the rubber gommets that the wires are slid through to make a water proof connection. The green grommets also serve as plugs for unused ports.
Price Dropped: $200 for the complete unit with mounting brackets, $170 for the complete box missing the mounting brackets...
These came from Waytek which is a large mail-order electrical supply house. The hardest/most difficult issue with dealing with Waytek is the time to make sure everything is there and that you meet the minimums.
- You hook up a single large gauge wire between battery and the fuse box
- There are up to 5 35-amp 5-pole relay ports, all 5 relays are included
- Ten (10) spots for Buss "mini fuses" available at any gas station or parts store
- Fuses and relays can be used together or completely separately
See photos / let me know if you have any questions at all. The mounting bracket are the zinc coated brackets seen in the photo that lifts the box up a couple inches.
Thanks
You wire a fat wire to the port seen here in the bottom left. This provides a permanent "hot" to the bank of 10 fuses. From the fuses you can either then route the wire to the relay spots on the right, or direct to anything you wish to be relay-protected. Bottom left are the metal brackets that you crimp to each wire that then snap into place in the Bussman fuse box.
These are the rubber gommets that the wires are slid through to make a water proof connection. The green grommets also serve as plugs for unused ports.
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