Rear Sunblind.......or not

[slovcan]

Originally Posted by Sheraton

lol.....aye, i forgot to explain.


I used a piggyback fuse connector on fuse 2 - it took me a moment to figure out there should be 2 fuses on the connector - i'd fitted it with just one


I never knew such a thing existed (Piggyback Fuse Connector)

I'm not great with electrics - this seems to be safer (certainly easier) than me messing around at the back of the fuse board for a connection - and, the Blind will be on it's own fused supply.


I used a 10a fuse last night as it was the smallest I had - i'd assume 5a would be a more suitable fuse to use here ?




Paul.

I'm sure a 10A fuse will be fine. The motor probably wouldn't put enough load on the wires the even make them warm. You could try a 5A and see if it is heavy enough for normal use.

I just used one of those piggy back fuse holders for the first time ever, too, when putting a driving light circuit in the truck. Very handy, alright.

Cheers,
Glenn