That's a remote switch for turning on the amplifier. Without it the amplifier would drain the car battery even withoit music playing. So it's requred so that the amplifier turns on only when the ignition is in the ON position.
Alternatively get a cctv power supply. They are dirt cheap and a little easier to work with. Get one with the right amps for your amplifier. Your can get one with 12v and 20, 30, 40 amps and so on so huwezi kosa one for your system no matter how demanding. Check out th-cam.com/video/CziqN3A423Q/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Firealarm102
That's just the maximum rating for the fuses to blow. It sort of means that if it draws 25A or more then there is something wrong with the amp. So even a lower rating power supply will work.
hello I tried this out and it worked half way when i plug the suppply to the power it blinks and goes off again is it because of the switch or what might be the problem
check that you have sorted the "remote" for the power supply as well as the amp. You can short it or put a switch between the remote cable and a black wire. Be safe though, stima haitambui experiment. Make sure you have double checked all your connections before plugging into the mains
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What is the use of that remote wire.the orange one between negative and ground wire.
That's a remote switch for turning on the amplifier. Without it the amplifier would drain the car battery even withoit music playing. So it's requred so that the amplifier turns on only when the ignition is in the ON position.
Alternatively get a cctv power supply. They are dirt cheap and a little easier to work with. Get one with the right amps for your amplifier. Your can get one with 12v and 20, 30, 40 amps and so on so huwezi kosa one for your system no matter how demanding. Check out th-cam.com/video/CziqN3A423Q/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Firealarm102
hey man i was wondering if i could run a 30 amp skar RP-350 1D monoblock amp on a 12amps power supply
Yes you can but it will shut down immediately that 12 Amps is not enough. For example if you increase the volume too much on a bass heavy track
@@DominicGichanewhat can I do for it not to turn off
can a 12v 11A supply power on a car amplifier
It will but it'll be underpowered meaning that the power supply will shut Itself down when the amplifier demands more than 11A
What if My aplifier has 2 25A fuses?Does that mean it actually needs 50A to run at max power or its just 25A with the second fuse as a safeguard?
That's just the maximum rating for the fuses to blow. It sort of means that if it draws 25A or more then there is something wrong with the amp. So even a lower rating power supply will work.
is this jec amp a DC
only or you can connect to AC
It uses 12 Volts DC only
hello I tried this out and it worked half way when i plug the suppply to the power it blinks and goes off again is it because of the switch or what might be the problem
check that you have sorted the "remote" for the power supply as well as the amp. You can short it or put a switch between the remote cable and a black wire. Be safe though, stima haitambui experiment. Make sure you have double checked all your connections before plugging into the mains
How much is 100% of power supply
Can car amp and car stereo run on 1 psu? I just try but amp don't run but player ok. Why?
How can I buy that speaker
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Iyo power supply ni how many watts
Nmejaribu hivi na Jec amplifier 400 watts tumelala bila stima siku nne 😂
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Nice huh
Constant 650w output converts to a huge electricity bill for just listening to music
Cost vs value dilemma
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