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Connecting multiple components & relays
I have two questions.
1. Behind my dash, the existing yellow wire (battery) is connected to my headunit's yellow wire. I want to add an equalizer to my system. The equalizer requires its yellow wire to connect to my car's yellow battery wire also. My question is: Can I safely tap into the same yellow wire my headunit is using for it's battery supply? In other words, my car's yellow battery wire behind the dash would be connected to the headunit's yellow wire, and the equalizer's yellow wire. 2. My other question is about using relays for turning on multiple components. I'm taking it that it's safe to tap multiple remote turn on leads from the relay's 87 lead? I don't really understand how I am supposed to use the relay. |
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"Keith Murphy" skrev i melding om... I have two questions. 1. Behind my dash, the existing yellow wire (battery) is connected to my headunit's yellow wire. I want to add an equalizer to my system. The equalizer requires its yellow wire to connect to my car's yellow battery wire also. My question is: Can I safely tap into the same yellow wire my headunit is using for it's battery supply? In other words, my car's yellow battery wire behind the dash would be connected to the headunit's yellow wire, and the equalizer's yellow wire. Yes, there will be no problem by tapping ot to the yellow wire. 2. My other question is about using relays for turning on multiple components. I'm taking it that it's safe to tap multiple remote turn on leads from the relay's 87 lead? I don't really understand how I am supposed to use the relay. You often have to use an relay when you use miltiple components, I tried to hook up two amplifiers on my Clarion HU but it faded out after about ten minutes, but after I useded a relay the HU is working properly. I donīt really know the american relays, but in Norway we use pinnumbers: 30, 85, 86 and 87. Two of the pins are for trigging the relay and it is displayed with a square with a diagonal line (hope this is corectly spelled). On these pins you hook up the remote cable from the HU and a ground-wire. You will not short surcuit the remote cable. The other two pins are to lead power from the battery through the relay and to the extra components. You can splitt the cables here as mutch as you like if you just keep it under the listed amount of amps. This is the best way I can explain it in englis, maybe someone else can do it better than me if this was a poor explanation. Kim Inglar Norway |
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