How do I install two switches for LED lights with only one TAIL fuse?

Couldn't find this topic specifically addressed anywhere.

I've got two mictuning switches and two LED lights on the way. The switches have illuminated icons and text that ought to be lit when I turn on the headlights (actually the parking lights).

Like the TW community has taught me, these type of switches ought to tap into the TAIL fuse via an add-a-circuit. That way, the switches illuminate when the tail lights come on (with all of the other parking lights).

So here's my issue: There's only one TAIL fuse. Two switches, one slot. How can I wire up more than one single switch this way?

1) Do they sell triple-headed fuse taps or something?

2) Could I just wire both switches through the same add-a-switch? (I.e., could the one new 3A fuse go on double duty and run the illumination of both switches?)

3) Is there another fuse that I could use in addition to TAIL, one that operates the same way, maybe for some of the other parking lights?

These will be the typical mictuning switches with Cali Raised lights. TIA.

 

#2 is your answer

 

Thanks man

 

If you have the cargo lamp switch then daisy chain in parallel from it. (illumination for added switches)

 

Whoah, very helpful again. No one mentioned this before on the many threads I read. Makes total sense. They're just tiny switch illumination LEDs, so it does seem overkill to give them their own fuses. I suppose some people just don't want to splice the factory wires. Maybe I'm in that camp, I don't know, but I'll decide when everything arrives and I start the project. Thanks very much.

 

If you had a few dollars to spend, you could get these:


And then do this:

 

If you are OCD then this would do ya...