P1000 Power On Accessory Question

[Ryjohn007]

This may be a dumb question but I don’t know the answer.

how many taps can I make into the power on accessory wire? Like to power lighted rocker switches.
I expect to have 4-5 and not sure how I should I wire these up.
Only running a single battery.

thanks

 

[Admin]

 

[Smitty335]

This may be a dumb question but I don’t know the answer.

how many taps can I make into the power on accessory wire? Like to power lighted rocker switches.
I expect to have 4-5 and not sure how I should I wire these up.
Only running a single battery.

thanks

Go to the club store and make life easy for your self all the plug and play stuff you will need.

 

[Hondasxs]

It can handle up to 15 amps of draw.

Winch would pull very low amount.
Wireless winch control box would be low also.
Switch backlights would low as well.

Question is, how do you plan to power your accessories?

You can run a set of cubes, dome light, a USB port, volt meter, all your switches backlights, switch relay controls, and winch control off that circuit.

 

[Ryjohn007]

I was looking at the plug n play for the cig lighter. And was wondering how many switches I could power off of that.

i plan to hook up the following:
Winch
Fan kit from the club store
Rear led single row bar
Front cubes
Small front led

 

[bumperm]

You need only to use the switched aux power (fuse #5, some tap in under the fuse) to power one or two relays (Bosch 505 or equivalent). Those relays can then be used to provide both switched power and switched ground, as needed, to operate a stinger type relay to switch power to the key-on fuse accessory fuse block, or to provide switched ground to a dual voltmeter or the ground side of switch illumination etc.

 

[Ryjohn007]

Oh and for the power, was going to go to the battery. Just use the accessory for switch power.

 

[bumperm]

I was looking at the plug n play for the cig lighter. And was wondering how many switches I could power off of that.

i plan to hook up the following:
Winch
Fan kit from the club store
Rear led single row bar
Front cubes
Small front led

Oh and for the power, was going to go to the battery. Just use the accessory for switch power

There are some good wiring diagrams on here and on YouTube. I suggest having a look at those to decide which way you want to go. Are you adding an Aux battery? Winch? Light bar? Do you want to have a stereo available when key-off?

 

[Ryjohn007]

There are some good wiring diagrams on here and on YouTube. I suggest having a look at those to decide which way you want to go. Are you adding an Aux battery? Winch? Light bar? Do you want to have a stereo available when key-off?

considering adding an alternate battery, I’m guessing that would be a wise idea?

I want the key to have to be on for everything, which will be the following:


Winch
Fan kit from the club store
Rear led single row bar
Front cubes
Small front led

thank you guys for the help, don’t want to screw this up and I’m not an electrical guru

 

[bumperm]

considering adding an alternate battery, I’m guessing that would be a wise idea?

I want the key to have to be on for everything, which will be the following:


Winch
Fan kit from the club store
Rear led single row bar
Front cubes
Small front led

thank you guys for the help, don’t want to screw this up and I’m not an electrical guru

I humbly suggest you do a bit of searching and reading here, that's sure to get you on-course. As an example, there are some things that "many" want to have available without key-on (key on means engine computer stuff is powered up, and if you aren't running the engine, that's a waste). Those back-up light may be convenient to have as work lights or when setting up camp. A radio, if that's in the plan, in nice to have as key-off. Same with a horn, pod-lights also for convenience. The winch, and a wireless controller, is good to have available key-off, in case the engine can't be used to help out.

 

[Ryjohn007]

I humbly suggest you do a bit of searching and reading here, that's sure to get you on-course. As an example, there are some things that "many" want to have available without key-on (key on means engine computer stuff is powered up, and if you aren't running the engine, that's a waste). Those back-up light may be convenient to have as work lights or when setting up camp. A radio, if that's in the plan, in nice to have as key-off. Same with a horn, pod-lights also for convenience. The winch, and a wireless controller, is good to have available key-off, in case the engine can't be used to help out.

Fair enough, thank you.
I’ll keep doing some searching.

 

[Ryjohn007]

Ok everyone….how does this look? Will it work? Any thoughts on changes?

 

[bumperm]

Looks good at first blush. You'll need a switched (key-on) ground for your dual voltmeter. You can get that by adding a small relay triggered from you key-on positive.

 

[Ryjohn007]

Looks good at first blush. You'll need a switched (key-on) ground for your dual voltmeter. You can get that by adding a small relay triggered from you key-on positive.

if i buy the kit for the dual battery isolater from the club store thats included isnt it?

 

[Hillbillytnt]

if i buy the kit for the dual battery isolater from the club store thats included isnt it?

the true has the relay for the meter. I’m pretty sure that’s the one tge store sells.

 

[Ryjohn007]

thank you guys!

 

[Scoop]

if i buy the kit for the dual battery isolater from the club store thats included isnt it?

Yes.