what exactly is that protecting? shouldn't the fuse to near the battery first than your led controller to all your leds? you have the led crontroller to the fuse to the led. why not fuse to led controller to led?
let say the DRL has come with a relay.. because it has a switch that comes with it.. can I install a DRL controller directly to the negative positive side of the relay in that way once my car starts the DRL starts automatically without pressing the switch on and once I stop the engine the DRL turn off without pressing the switch off switch? looking forward to hearing from you
what exactly is that protecting? shouldn't the fuse to near the battery first than your led controller to all your leds? you have the led crontroller to the fuse to the led. why not fuse to led controller to led?
Was thinking the same thing..
Yes. I noticed that too. This way, the controller can melt before the fuse pops.
Did you ever figure it out I’m having this problem now
Yea i was totally setting that up wrong! Thanks soo much man! I really appreciate it.
you welcome anytime, glad it helped =)
Hell with lights.. that's a nice bike!
is it possible to have the wiring connected through the fuse box?
yes as long as you have a empty slot to install a fuse inside and have the wires go to it, then just put a label inside indicating thats for the leds
Can you add a new link for the inline fuse. Link is no longer available through seller
Can u use this controller to an auxiliary led light? 40w x2
this led controller is regulated for only 12v
So everytime to hook up an inline fuse it alway recommend the fuse to be 15?
I say 15 is safe, you can go lower but then the system will be too sensitive and will pop fuses a lot.
How to calculate how many amps the fuse need to be please?
for all led accessories it will be between 10-15amps on the fuse, I don't recommend going higher then a 15amp
@@ACProductions77 thank you I’m going to have 450 led so 15 amps should be good
Thanks for the video and info (however, you are confusing your centimeters and milimeters).
I like to use MM more then centimeters feel like I get better measurements this way
Hey thanks
let say the DRL has come with a relay.. because it has a switch that comes with it.. can I install a DRL controller directly to the negative positive side of the relay in that way once my car starts the DRL starts automatically without pressing the switch on and once I stop the engine the DRL turn off without pressing the switch off switch? looking forward to hearing from you
Dan Ilustre unfortunately that will be a question to ask for someone that knows about cars I only work on motorcycles.
5mm man ;p