Power socket

[stellaro]

Hi friends, I ask you for help to connect my heated gloves, which absorb 3 A. Before I thought of connecting them to the socket under the rear seat but, apart from the difficulty of finding one, the wire seems too thin to me. Now I was thinking of connecting them to the 7.5 A fuse for the high beam, bringing it to 10 A. What do you think? Thank you

 

[ZeePopo]

Hi friends, I ask you for help to connect my heated gloves, which absorb 3 A. Before I thought of connecting them to the socket under the rear seat but, apart from the difficulty of finding one, the wire seems too thin to me. Now I was thinking of connecting them to the 7.5 A fuse for the high beam, bringing it to 10 A. What do you think? Thank you

I run all my heated equipment directly from the battery on a fused cable.

 

[stellaro]

Thanks, but I wanted to keep her locked up

 

[fallenarch]

Try this: Vehicle Power Distribution | Power Distribution Applications I am a big believer in these smart power blocks and this one is pretty dam cool. For example, it will turn your heated gear on automatically when the temp goes down to a preset temp! The cool thing is it manages power and will even text your phone if the battery power drops below a certain voltage.

I put one on my BMW and it was pretty fun to play with. I have an Amplink for the Busa (it is waiting for me to finish the installation).

This is the diagram for the Amplink on the Busa:

 

[Vanishing Point]

I like the Thunderbox TB-U02 , all acc on this 2X16A

https://www.healtech-electronics.com/products/tb/

 

[fallenarch]

I like the Thunderbox TB-U02 , all acc on this 2X16A

https://www.healtech-electronics.com/products/tb/

I didn't think this had Bluetooth control from a phone?

 

[Vanishing Point]

I didn't think this had Bluetooth control from a phone?

Nope , youre right NO BT in this box

 

[stellaro]

They are great tools, even for playing around with them, but for now I was just trying to connect my gloves in the right way. Thank you all

 

[rvanevery]

I ended up making a relay harness that uses the 3A tail plug as the trigger (and ground).

The red posts are a 15A self-resetting fuse.

 

[InfiniteReality]

I ended up making a relay harness that uses the 3A tail plug as the trigger (and ground).

The red posts are a 15A self-resetting fuse.

This there a fuse directly by the battery or just the fused link at the terminal?

 

[dcnblues]

Try this: Vehicle Power Distribution | Power Distribution Applications I am a big believer in these smart power blocks and this one is pretty dam cool. For example, it will turn your heated gear on automatically when the temp goes down to a preset temp! The cool thing is it manages power and will even text your phone if the battery power drops below a certain voltage...

They were out of stock because of the chip shortage but just updated their website. I think I may go with one of these:

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[Ked0607]

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