Looking for edumakayshun: Power Distribution Block

[sportsguy]

Right - so searching has found a BUNCH of different answer roughly aligned with what I'm after.

To cut to the chase and save myself time, I'm outright asking for direction...

What's the prefered power distribution block for savvy FJR owners? Finding space should be easy enough under the seat, and my needs are modest:

1 - aux lighting (call it 55w bulbs x 2)

2 - an aux power souce (switched 12v) for things like the GPS

3 - maybe a second source to power heated gear - we'll see, but would like th eoption to run at least 3 items from the one location, if possible.

...why does this feel like a dogpile moment... *as he hits the "POST" button*...

 

[LAroo]

This should suit your requirements. Small and compact and easy to install.

Fuzeblock!!

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?s...mp;#entry473522

LAroo

 

[escapefjrtist]

Next time we meet have a look at mine. I have this Blue Sea under the seat with all the aux wiring coming off it. Easy install, plenty of room under the seat, and the terminals are large enough to wire easily. I powered it with #10's directly from the battery.

--G

 

[Patriot]

Fuzeblock is fine, really simple to wire up and install, and what I currently have on my bike.

Then, subsequently, Eastern Beaver came out with the Eastern Beaver PC8 which is probably what I would go with now.

This guy and his products IMHO are second to none.

let's ride safe and be careful out there,

Mike in Nawlins'