Wiring sequence for baja lights
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You should be able to find a 30A fuse, that would be ideal. 25A for a 25A load is too close; most devices draw a little more at startup than during operation, so you might end up with lots of false blows.
You shouldn't see two power ratings though, what does it say on the back of the unit, it should have a "150W @ 12V" type marking. "Advertised" wattage might an equivalent value for a different type of light, not actual power draw.
Happy the circuit rewiring worked out properly for you!
You shouldn't see two power ratings though, what does it say on the back of the unit, it should have a "150W @ 12V" type marking. "Advertised" wattage might an equivalent value for a different type of light, not actual power draw.
Happy the circuit rewiring worked out properly for you!
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Sorry, I was a couple posts behind somehow, lol.
If they really do pull 150W you'll know right away with your 20A fuse anyway. It wont harm anything to try. If they blow, go for 30!
If they really do pull 150W you'll know right away with your 20A fuse anyway. It wont harm anything to try. If they blow, go for 30!
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