My new fuse relay block
03-03-2012 | 02:28 PM
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JK Newbie
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From: Green Bay, WI
My new fuse relay block
This is a 12v fused relay block. It has 4-40amp relays with 4-ATM fuse holders. I found this to work best for me all i need is to use a spare circuit to power my four switches and feed this block with a # 6 fused of course. I found a black box to use as an enclourse on graingers website. I will then use cord grips to enter the box to keep it weather proof.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
03-03-2012 | 02:29 PM
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JK Newbie
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From: Glendale, AZ
This is a 12v fused relay block. It has 4-40amp relays with 4-ATM fuse holders. I found this to work best for me all i need is to use a spare circuit to power my four switches and feed this block with a # 6 fused of course. I found a black box to use as an enclourse on graingers website. I will then use cord grips to enter the box to keep it weather proof.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
03-04-2012 | 05:30 AM
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JK Newbie
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03-04-2012 | 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by 02604fun
This is a 12v fused relay block. It has 4-40amp relays with 4-ATM fuse holders. I found this to work best for me all i need is to use a spare circuit to power my four switches and feed this block with a # 6 fused of course. I found a black box to use as an enclourse on graingers website. I will then use cord grips to enter the box to keep it weather proof.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
I found this unit @ Auto Rod controls, $68.00.
Nice! Very good way to keep everything organized and safe. Thanks for sharing.