Electrical Help

[North Woods]

After watching MANY YT videos, scouring this and other forums and the wider web I am throwing in the towel and asking for help. I want to do what many have done and add a 2nd battery with a DIY fuse block. I have purchased a number of items from the club store, Turnpro key on powered bus, Fuse block, Isolator, a 2nd battery and tray along with a million other things. If I wire it all up like I have it drawn out will it work and/or be correct?

I will list out the electronics I plan to add in case they somehow nullify this wiring plan (if it's correct)

-OEM SSV Radio with 4 speakers and sub
-Winch
-Dual USB port
-Light Bar
-Whips
-Heated Seats
-Heater
-Rock Lights
-Scene lights



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[Admin]

 

[Hondasxs]

removed image... See Post #8

 

[Hondasxs]

Left out a few grounds.
isolator has the small ground wire.
The second battery needs to be ground to the frame for 2023+ models, or use the grounding wire for 2019-2022 models.
main battery has its ground.

 

[North Woods]

Main battery to isolator is the winch +? Still negative winch wire to bus? I did leave out isolator ground, but it just goes to the bus ground right?

 

[North Woods]

Also I'm not sure I understand this

Yellow line it main power OUT AFTER the relay triggers for the fuse box.

 

[Barracuda]

I isolated the aux battery from the main bettery and then run my accesories from the aux battery. The main battery (engine) only provides the keyed accessory power for a relay which then energizes seperate relays (thru the switches) for each accessory. The idea is for everything to power off when the key is off so I cant drain either batteries by accidentally leaving something turned on...

 

[Hondasxs]

Standby... Working on re-draw.

 

[Hondasxs]

I think this image is complete.

 

[North Woods]

That is much appreciated, Thank you

 

[Hondasxs]

Cleaned up a hair.
Added winch.

I personally feel like the winch and isolator need to be directly connected to the AUX battery.
While putting them both to the bus will work. I don't consider that correct.

 

[Barracuda]

For my own sanity I had to draw up a diagram for my system to help me keep it straight. Once everything is wrapped it's a pain trying to troubleshoot if something goes wrong:

This is only the first sheet (It has three sheets), but this is the added accessories.

 

[Vondy]

I know its too late for you guys posting on here now, but if anyone else is looking and researching, check this out. Simplifies everything and easy to install. I have installed Auxbeam on 2 machines and Switchpros on one, Switchpros is by far more versatile and has more functions. Each button on the switchpros is programmable for voltage and key on power. Each button can even be programed with a delay, so that if you forgot to turn something off that was still powered with key off, it could be set to turn off after any set time period. It can also be progammed to turn all off if batter voltage falls below your set voltage. I highly recommend.

SP9100 Switch Panel Power System

store.switchpros.com

 

[Scoop]

I personally feel like the winch and isolator need to be directly connected to the AUX battery.

Agreed.

While putting them both to the bus will work. I don't consider that correct.

Unless, of course, you enjoy watching the bus bar heat up and melt whilst doing some winching ...

 

[DRZRon1]

For my own sanity I had to draw up a diagram for my system to help me keep it straight. Once everything is wrapped it's a pain trying to troubleshoot if something goes wrong:
View attachment 444526
This is only the first sheet (It has three sheets), but this is the added accessories.

did I miss the isolator somewhere on this? I did something similar but no 2nd battery because I am a non-believer (lol).......but this was so simple

by simple - I mean it came with a prewired cable to plug in the switch/voltmeter box to the remote relay box, I was thinking what a pita to wire from the switches to the relay box then found this for like $130, the accessories only power up on machine keyed on power.....

to each their own, we all do things different, ride on and be safe and enjoy the machine.......

 

[DRZRon1]

did I miss the isolator somewhere on this? I did something similar but no 2nd battery because I am a non-believer (lol).......but this was so simple

did I miss the isolator somewhere on this? I did something similar but no 2nd battery because I am a non-believer (lol).......but this was so simple

 

[Barracuda]

did I miss the isolator somewhere on this? I did something similar but no 2nd battery because I am a non-believer (lol).......but this was so simple

by simple - I mean it came with a prewired cable to plug in the switch/voltmeter box to the remote relay box, I was thinking what a pita to wire from the switches to the relay box then found this for like $130, the accessories only power up on machine keyed on power.....

to each their own, we all do things different, ride on and be safe and enjoy the machine.......

No - it's on my other page:
My machine came wired for winch, aux switch panel, and light bar, (all included on my 2021 Talon Special Edition) so I incorporated that wiring rather than rewire stuff already on the machine.
(Sorry, isolator diagram sheet is probably more appropriate here)

 

[DRZRon1]

For my own sanity I had to draw up a diagram for my system to help me keep it straight. Once everything is wrapped it's a pain trying to troubleshoot if something goes wrong:
View attachment 444526
This is only the first sheet (It has three sheets), but this is the added accessories.

No - it's on my other page:
My machine came wired for winch, aux switch panel, and light bar, (all included on my 2021 Talon Special Edition) so I incorporated that wiring rather than rewire stuff already on the machine.
(Sorry, isolator diagram sheet is probably more appropriate here)

View attachment 444612

outstanding sketch -

 

[Barracuda]

outstanding sketch -

Probably a little anal, must be the engineer side in me, but it helps me keep it all straight for future reference...

 

[DRZRon1]

Probably a little anal, must be the engineer side in me, but it helps me keep it all straight for future reference...

Add wire numbers on each end - lol