Show off your aux fuse panels.

Finished up mine over the weekend.

 

What ever is on the ignition side is just fused. No addition relays at the moment for those 6. but i only have small things powered via that side. Like a usb port and a dash cam.

 

I got the breakers and fuse box off of Amazon and the bracket is from paranoid fabrications. It was $25 one of the cheaper options out there. I did cut it a bit because it was a tad close to a factory wire harness and I was just being extra cautious.

 

looks like one of our brackets

 

For those of you who are using the Bluesea under the hood, what are you doing for the switches in the cab? I was thinking I would need something like a small buss bar since they can all share the ground and power for the switch light, then I would just need to run the "activated" line back into the engine bay to hit the bluesea, and run to any needed relays from there, right?

Also, what are those of you who made electrical diagrams using to do so? I'd like to try to make one for mine so someone smarter than me can review it and make sure I'm not gonna cause a fire.

 

Something a little different than the usual !

 

Hah. And I thought I was weird for mounting my fuse panel inside that console instead of under the hood.

 

We all have our own weird ways of doing things then there’s the people that go by the book, clearly not us

 

Is that 8G wire for the main positive and negative?

 

How about pics of the inside of the arm rest and the fuse block?

 

kinda looks like 4g

 

First time opening my home made box in 3 years. The voltage control chip (on the left wall of the enclosure) died.
I know I posted mine from the outside somewhere but I can't seem to find it in the 71 pages

 

4 gauge.

 

Here’s pictures of the inside of the arm rest wiring is all hidden as far as the block goes I’m not willing to share cause I am waiting on my power tray Mount and accessories kit to make it look all nice when I get it in And installed Ill share pictures of the block

 

Looking forward to seeing the completed install.

 

Why do you have a voltage control chip?

 

I should call it a cut off switch, when the truck battery drops below a certain point it turns off my aux equipment so I can still start the truck.

 

That’s pretty rad

 

And they're cheap https://www.amazon.com/Electronics-...1VM8ASR2CCY&psc=1&refRID=3BARK5HC61VM8ASR2CCY $12.99

 

It’s only rated at 10A though, no wonder it cooked.