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

If you want weatherpack on these, I can reconfigure yours and still have it ready to ship in the AM with the rest of the orders.

 

FYI for those that do not know, I paypal invoice, and it is itemized.

 

Dane,

 

Relays are on EVEN numbers in the short harness.

 

Awesome. I'll have to order Tomorrow or Sunday.

 

How many switch locations?

 

Pm me your PP address and I can invoice you. Pay whenever.

 

Ok that helps figure out which relay is connected to what fuse. What's the f7? And the relays are 5 pin not four? Technically I don't need to use the 87a correct? Is that just to turn the relay on?

 

As many as you want. On the smaller boxes, you could have 5 relay'd switches and an additional 5 switches fused( or more depending how many fuses you want per lead) for a total of 10 on one box.


On the larger box, you could have 10 relay'd switches and an additional 30 fused (or more) switches.

The wiring possibilities are endless.

Think of your stock vehicles wiring. On some of the fuses, it might control the radio and dome light. Or similar, multi components on one fuse.

 

I just made the f7 known, as an example for all the odd numbers and where they are. That is a 10gauge wire. You could use that for a fridge, compressors, or whatever else. I just like to include a couple thicker gauge leads.

The 87a, no, you do not need to use that for anything. That is if you want something else to trigger the relay. Like a reverse light. or a second switch, alarm, etc.

Yes, these are all 5 pin relays. SPDT (Single pole dual throw) vs the 4 pin SPST (Single pole single throw) - Helps to future proof the design for expandability and flexibility. I only use the SPDT since they can be configured in MANY different ways.

 

Awesome, so I can leave the orange (87a) just hanging out since I don't see myself using it. Great idea with the 10ga. A fridge is deff in my future.lol so all the even numbers are relayed and fused together? Oh and what's the grey wire? Its a all alone? Lol

 

The grey and orange loose wires are your 87a's for those respective colors on the relays. You can either let them hang and not use them. Or I can send you 2 plugs for the holes and you remove the wires.

I think I might start using nail polish and color dot the relays to help identify them better.

 

Haha that's not a bad idea
So those two are for relays 1 and 5?

 

Exactly.

 

And those are the only two that have 87a connected? That should be my last question.. For now at least lol. Hopefully once I get my sliders in I can have them cut the panel.

 

Yep. Those are the only 2 for now. If you or anyone wants another wire for their 87a's, let me know the color and length, I'll send them out.

 

Told my brother about your setup as well. These are his bundles of inline fuses on his dodge. I just laughed at him.lol

 

Jim, I got distracted and forgot to call. My kids had a half day. and it has been chaos around the house. Santa is coming and they have me bouncing back and forth prepping for him...

 

HOHOHOHOHOHO -(translation-> Daddy Santa laughing (hahahahahahaha))

 

I'll be in those shoes soon enough when my daughter gets older.lol