How To: OLS ATC/ATO LED Illuminated Fuse Box Usage & Installation (PSZACCEPS051H/PSZACCEPS052H)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2016
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This 6 way ATC/ATO blade fuse holder box is compact, yet rugged in construction. LED illuminated, the red LED indicator light allows you to quickly diagnose which of the fuse has "popped". This fuse panel has a 1/4" stud for power feed, .250" male quick disconnect terminals, can take an input voltage of 10 - 32 V DC, can handle a maximum of 30 Amp per circuit with a maximum of 100 Amp per panel, and has a cover for additional protection. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Where do the relays go for the accessories ?
Thank You !!! That was an excellent Presentation. My only suggestion would be to discuss why the unit should be next to the battery and why there is only a positive going to the unit and if so does the ground come from the device you are powering up as it would indicate on the diagram , which very clear but i want to be confident with how that is achieved.
Thank' You Again,
Randy Chavez
I have 2, 6 way led bladed circuit boxes one for the positive and the other for the negative, I use mine for my Harley Davidson and connected the power to my fuse box so when the bike is off everything stays off and the negative connects to the battery for ground it deletes access wiring to the battery direct terminals keeps it clean also I Velcro taped the boxes to side battery cover latter I will make a bracket for them. I connected a radio with amp. also a voltage meter for my batteries power levels and some front driving lights with on/off switch.
I also was thinking to use a toggle switch to power the circuit box instead of the fuse box, then I can control the on and off. So the switch will connect to the battery positive to the circuit box and the other circuit box will connect to the batteries negative for ground only thing making sure the switch is turned off or the battery will drain, a sure way is to connect to my fuse box either way they both work great.
Can this be used to replace a fuse box in a classic car? My 1963 Cadillac uses older style glass fuses.. I wanted to update it
Hello I want to install some leds to my car and I want to controll the on and off function from car's original headlight switcer. How about taking current (+12 V DC) from a headlight socket of the original fuse box (using a tap fuse holder) and drive it to the positive terminal of the auxiliary fuse box instead of using the battery for that purpose? If I connect the positive terminal of the auxiliary fuse directly to the battery I will not have this capability. Is it safe to do it with this way and will I face any problem in the future If I want to connect more devices to the auxiliary fuse box?
Thanks in advance!
Where did you connect the negative feed from the led light bar? Into the battery negative terminal or the ground frame of the vehicle?
you would have to either ground your accessory to a chassis ground ideally or depending on the relay you use, you might have a ground wire that you can ground off of that.
Who's the SBCO pogue that owns this?
what gauge wire and fuse to use from the battery to device and how do you set it up to only be on then the car is on? i am planning on installing cameras, monitors, led lights and couple engine monitoring devices in my car
Do you need to fuse the wire going from the battery to the new fuse block?
im going with an in line circuit breaker, 60 amp. It maxes out at 100, but 60 should more than cover all of my accessories running simultaneously.
If im doing a water crossing and this stuff gets submerged will it ruin my electrical system?
Yes.
No ground? Or did I miss something?
wouldn't you want a fuse between the battery and the fuse boxes power input? also I'd like to wire up mine so it only has power when the ignition is on. how would I do that?
yes because you save the fuse that cost 50c LOL
Mahmod Mokhtar go fuck yourself
Matthew Kidby nobfuk u uncle fucca
Use a relay between the battery and fuse box
Found out, using a 3,4,6,8,12 Positioning cover screw Terminal for the ground instead of the fuse box for ground.
can I use this to replace old glass fuse box in my 1963 Pontiac
Can this be used for negative terminals instead of power?
SuperKiller177 no...
Can I use all 6 fuse sockets with 10Amp fuse or each of the socket is dedicated to certain predefined amp value?
sagar patil yes
up to 30 amp per socket, not to exceed 100 amp for the entire fuse box.
Do you think I could use this fuse box as power distributor for my 12v solar off grid cabin.
Mirriulah Water Dog yes get it! Got mine for $12.50 on Amazon or this vendor
Well worth the money along with the controller... It's to protect additional equipment and the inverter something you don't want to loose this prevents all those risk
Thanks for the response
Correct me if im wrong:
this fuse box is designed for multiple 12v DC outputs, with maximum 30 amps per socket/terminal. So, the largest 12v DC to 120v AC inverter that this fuse panel could support would be less then 360 watts, at 360 watts the 30 amp fuse would probably blow.
Should you be using a relay for those aftermarket LEDs?
Taro Okada yep
Now my question is, is if I have two lamphus maverix lights in the rear of my truck, with your wiring harness, plus two 6 LED light head strobes, a mini light bar, and a dash light, what size fuse box would you recommend?
+znovosad555 It seems like you have 4 groups, you can get the 6 way and still have 2 slots left. No need to use the 10 way.
+Online-LED-Store so I would be able to group the two 6 LED lightheads to one fuse slot correct?
+znovosad555 You sure can!
+Online-LED-Store sounds very good!
+znovosad555
This truck has four 6 led nanoflares and four 4led nanoflares into one fuse slot.
It also have two 6 led maverick off road lights wired and two 4 led rock lights wired into a single fuse slot.
fuses installed are only 15amp fuses, and everything is on 14 guage wire.
No issues at all.
I'm loving how this dude made a "pilot hole" with the exact self taper he was going to use anyways.
'Short' or a 'grounded' circuit.
Where do you hook up the negative line
The fuse box doesn't have a dedicated ground/negative wire. Instead, it grounds itself out through the accessory it is protecting. The accessoreis would have its negative/ground wire connected to a ground bus bar or chassis of the automobile. Hope this helps.
@@truemodsauto thank you so much
Where's Barbie ken? "She's as dizzy as a daisy and blowing the other fuses, OWHA FECK... YEAH!"
My fuze box old as a uncle fucca
No cleare for me,,,I couldn’t see others cables ,
we make fuse and fuseholder for car .
Clean the battery
This doesn't really explain anything. Where do the ground wires go? And why are all the positive looking wires going to the fuse block? Please explain.
Well, this is half-assed. He shows the positive side of the connection but totally ignores the negative. Basically your battery needs to be grounded to the chassis and each individual thing you run from this block also needs to be grounded to the same.
Javaman92 Thanks, I was wondering about that.
Ground the accessory to any metal part of the vehicle. No need to run the ground wire back to the fuse block.
Dude you said nothing about the negative connection or the fact that you always disconnect the negative black side and always reconnect the black negative side first and red positive side last ..second.
Yea dude do your video over and show people how you did the ground geez
Ground the accessory to any metal part of the vehicle. No need to run the ground wire back to the fuse block.
you waste time on useless stuff and never show how to hook it to the battery, explain that instead of how to mark holes to drill
www.online-led-store.com/media/documents/PSZACCEPS05XH_Instruction_Manual.pdf
Was this a high school project video? This is one of the worst product videos I have ever seen. The dude moves around way too much, pointing, jerking his head around. I felt like I was watching the reincarnation of Rodney Dangerfield. And what was with the sudden shot of loud music when you were drilling? Then it abruptly stops. Lol I could go on and on. Please, let professionals help you.
sorry but im a little confused so if your attaching the live from the battery to the fuse box what about the negative??
The negative either is grounded on the chassis or you can hook it to the negative battery terminal directly.
Hey Anthony - yes, this is misleading; he say anything about the ground wires and really should not have left that major detail out..
There is not a negative terminal on the fuse box. What ever you choose to be powered by fuse should be grounded.
@@apdabeast15 Ground the accessory to any metal part of the vehicle. No need to run the ground wire back to the fuse block.
@@yessure5291 Basically stated the exact same thing as I did to the original commenter with different wording. Appreciate it!