Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: R.C Property on January 29, 2013, 09:34:53 pm
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got bored again tonight so decided to make a 12v 4 way distribution box,
nearly finished a prototype just need to pick up some connectors and a heavy duty negative wire then its done!
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1359495156_DSCF3404.JPG)
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Really tidys the job up.
Stripping van soon, new connecters & hot system, going to do something similar.
Plan to use a larger box, and use a copper connector block, like those you have in domestic.consumer unit. Take a 10mm wire fron battery to the connector. So when I need ti add a circuit, its just a matter of connecting to the block, inline fuse, and away you go ;D
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hi mate if you don't mind me asking where do you get your plastic box's from
james
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Really tidys the job up.
Stripping van soon, new connecters & hot system, going to do something similar.
Plan to use a larger box, and use a copper connector block, like those you have in domestic.consumer unit. Take a 10mm wire fron battery to the connector. So when I need ti add a circuit, its just a matter of connecting to the block, inline fuse, and away you go ;D
yer it does, i got a smaller one set in my van for all my stuff. like you say keeps it all together!
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hi mate if you don't mind me asking where do you get your plastic box's from
james
the grey box is from a electrical wholesaler and the fuse holder was from halfords.
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hi mate if you don't mind me asking where do you get your plastic box's from
james
the grey box is from a electrical wholesaler and the fuse holder was from halfords.
thanks mate
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hi mate if you don't mind me asking where do you get your plastic box's from
james
the grey box is from a electrical wholesaler and the fuse holder was from halfords.
thanks mate
there are easier fuse holders about, that only needs one live wire to do all 4 on oneside, but that one in the pic was the only one i could pic up at short notice.