Waterproof Fuse and Relay Boxes - RFRM (10 relay) & RTMR (5 Relay) no Blue Sea/ SPOD

Will do. I'll take into account the time zone differences too.

 

when guys are saying 4 or 7, are they talking total number of setups or number of daisy chained wires? ie 1 for neg, 1 for pos, and 1 for light?

 

The order I have from 1 guy is 7 complete harnesses meaning 7 switches

each switch pinout will be a little different. Depending on options

 

PM's replied fyi. I have a couple of the 5/10 (small box) in stock. Ordering some of the 10/40's (large box) in the morning.

 

I'm confused as to what that box is for skygear? Is that for grounding the switches I'm still new sorry.

 

Ok, so on the back of the OTRATTW Carlin switches. There are the metal pins. You can either solder a wire onto those pins, use individual spade clips, or -> use that 'box' and put the spade clips inside them. Effectively making it a harness for the switch to sit in. Similar to the way our OEM switches sit into the harness that you have to disconnect to remove them in our trucks.

They go on the back of the switches and hold the wire and connector. Makes for easy removal of the switches. Keeps the wiring nice and tidy too.

 

never mind, I thought he meant box as in the RFRM box....

it replaces all the individual relays and fuses that go along with aftermarket lights, compressors, fridges, HID headlights etc. I currently have 5 relays screwed to the engine bay side and probably 6-8 fuses running inline with wiring in my engine compartment. It's also all running to the battery now, that's like 12 wires to my positive battery terminal. This would run off of one wire to the battery terminal. Much cleaner and safer in my opinion.

 

Mike. - he has one of the 'BOXES' - he is referring to the switch backing that looks like a box.

 

yeah, I gathered that after I wrote my response. Doh!

I'll likely be changing my order then that I PM'ed to you earlier given the info on number of harnesses. I was thinking 1 harness would be for 6 switches not 1 harness for 1 switch. I am preparing for 8 switches and currently using 6.

 

when I hash out details in the AM - I'll update everyone here.

 

Here's that pic I've been meaning to get you. Is it good enough?

 

Damn, thats a small pic. Photoshop hates me right now.

 

Do you need a closer pic?
Tell me what you need so I can get some help.lol

 

Kidding. I'll post it back up with the edits to it in a couple hours.

 

Take your time. I'm sure you got other things to do. I have to get my panel cut so I can mount this awesomeness

 

All of you are important to me. Keeps me busy and sane. ->

Might cut off orders for a few says right after x-mas. Just so I can finally get the pdf and some more things sorted to be better organized. Then open orders back up around the 9th. Not sure yet though.

 

I have 6 built up small boxes ready to ship with advanced harnesses. Lead time is 0 - just the shipping 2-3 days to you.

Freshly built just in time for christmas.

everyones not shipped , will be tomorrow morning after breakfast

Price on these are 162.75 shipped. Can reconfigure at your discretion

 

So Here is what I am looking for

Small box and I want to be able to prewire like 5 switches so all I have to do when I add a new accessory is run a positive and negative to the box add the weather pack end and maybe switch a switch cover. Note I have an FJ if that makes a differance

 

To help expedite the process, I started making mass amounts of harnesses. This way, I can terminate the boxes 100% and ship same day.

 

Done. Ready to ship in the AM.

These are pre wired for +/-/ignition. Plus the 5 relays are terminated and ready to rock and roll.

With these circuits. You activate them by just adding a fuse to complete the circuit. Otherwise, the lead is dead. So, you can run all the wire you want and plan for future installs. Saves all the headache of adding later. Run the leads where you want them when you install this box, then pull the fuse for that lead.