fuse block

[vabrzn]

easternbeaver

Is anyone using an Eastern Beaver three circuit solution fuse block? I will be wiring my Master Blasters, heated gear, and yet to be determined aux lights through a fuse block and this setup seems to make a lot of sense to me.

thanks in advance

 

[War Machine]

easternbeaver
Is anyone using an Eastern Beaver three circuit solution fuse block? I will be wiring my Master Blasters, heated gear, and yet to be determined aux lights through a fuse block and this setup seems to make a lot of sense to me.

thanks in advance

I decided to go with a 6 fuse Fuseblock from Eastern Beaver.

Here is a copy of my installation: 6 Fuse Fusebox Installation

 

[DCH]

I recently wired my XM Radio, and Radar Detector with this guys 30amp six position fuse block. Worked great, and the prices seemed reasonable. Before I did this, I had just wired stuff directly to the battery terminals, this really cleaned things up and I'm sure will be more reliable in the long run.

https://shop.farkleshop.com/category.sc?categoryId=2

 

[HenryHavre]

I too would like to install the "three circuit solution" from Eastern Beaver. I'm hoping to not use any space under the seats, but I'm having a hard time deciding where to install the fuseblock and relay in the front of the bike. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

 

[SLK50]

I too would like to install the "three circuit solution" from Eastern Beaver. I'm hoping to not use any space under the seats, but I'm having a hard time deciding where to install the fuseblock and relay in the front of the bike. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

I installed the six circuit ( 4 switched/2 unswitched ) EB fuse block and relay in the space between glove box and frame.

This is area below what I believe is panel "A" where temperature control for grips would install.

Fuse block is screwed to frame, relay attached to glove box mounting screw.

48" leads made it neatly behind dash to battery.