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

Yep. But there are different materials that are put in this form factor. Some you can use on hardwood floors and others on space ships. So they are similar, yet very different.

 

Wow. Mind blown

 

Dane. I'll get you later today. I have to catch a couple hours to be able to stay focused today. Also, now that I know what you want, I'll start the process after I finish these.

 

Hey don't worry about it take your time. Get back to me when you can

 

Ran out of 14 gauge red. Will get some in an hour

 

How much is one like this?

 

those connectors

 

That particular build bills out like so.

100 small box
50 3/2 split advanced loom with +hot, +ignition, -ground/negative
50 (10x5 each) weatherpack
5 3rd Buss
80 (10x8 each) breakers
45 (20x2.25 per foot) marine grade 4 gauge wire
7.50 4 gauge ring terminals copper 4 of them
2.50 fuse tap for ignition on
12.75 shipping flat rate

352.75

If you took off all the additional things you didn't want. Went with harness and weatherpack

100 small box
50 advanced long harness
50 weatherpack (5x10)
5 3rd Buss
2.50 fuse tap
12.75 flat rate shipping

220.25

Or any combination you prefer

 

Lots of the Jeep guys contacting me. I do not discriminate. Rather you have a solid product to protect your investment. Doing an FJ install this comming week. Did 3 TJ's installs over the summer too.

That is not including all of the ones I have shipped. The Polaris & LR guys love my gear too!

 

Fuse taps

 

Your work looks impeccable! Have you considered using multi-conductor wire for the run to your switches? I've used it in the past for a few of my projects that required multiple input/return paths.

I like your idea for a common negative buss run, especially since it's embedded in glue/sealant.

 

Yes. I planned on getting some. Issue I have is this though. Lots of my harnesses are SPLIT. Multi conductor wire is not the best for splitting and splicing other wires into them. HOWEVER. It is your money, I will build it the way you tell me to.

For an install this coming weekend, I have some in transit. Braided loom in different colors too.

I also like the soft texture to this wire. Easily moved through the cab. With a quick pull of the braided loom, it can become stiff. With the multi conductor wire, I found it is generally medium stiffness and wants to stay curled up. Not a bad thing, just an attribute of the wire. The stuff I currently use stays flat and still maintains the similar diameter to the multi conductor wire.

 

For the 5 relay box, I generally use

5 switch/ trigger wires
1 hot
1 neg
1 ignition - this wire is always pulled about 2 feet out of the harness from the box. So you can access the fuse box to tap ignition using an add a fuse.

So an 8/9 conductor would work. Ask me to split that stuff ? its not an easy task. can be done. just not as simple as making the harness I normally do. Lots of people want the 3/2 split.

On a 3/2 split. I actually split and solder in an additional +/-/ign in there. I need to have some on hand to explore its capabilities.

 

Sunday packages

 

skygear I am going to attempt to wire some stuff today... you may or may not be getting a frantic text from me when I cannot figure out the ignition tapping thing lol

 

No stress. People get pics of their boxes up for the masses

 

In the first post, there is a pic of a first and second Gen slot to use the Fuse tap in

 

Bennett, you get it done?