Has anyone found where the outlet/connector/terminating wires for the F113 fuse is - be mighty handy. I see the fuse is in place so one would think there must be an outlet somewhere....? And then which switch if any powers this up?
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Great question. Mildly annoying that the standard amperage only permits a singe cylinder compressor but we’re firmly in first-world-problem territory there.Has anyone found where the outlet/connector/terminating wires for the F113 fuse is - be mighty handy. I see the fuse is in place so one would think there must be an outlet somewhere....? And then which switch if any powers this up?
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Oh, by the way I’m wrong here. Checked the specs and the twin cylinder ARB wants a 40A fuse, soGreat question. Mildly annoying that the standard amperage only permits a singe cylinder compressor but we’re firmly in first-world-problem territory there.
Checked the specs and the twin cylinder ARB wants a 40A fuse, so the marked circuit is gtg.
Here is the wiring diagram from the ARB twin compressor manual showing the two 40 amp fuses on the left. Ignore the info with yellow background as that is for 24 volt wiring.
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Ah, thanks for the correction gents! So would the best course of action be to take power off the Smartpass with the two in line 40A fuses as shown? I presume the line is split to power each cylinder in parallel?ARB Twin requires two 40A fuses (or join them for a single 80A) on a 12v system
Could do as the 'consumer' output max is 80amps. Just need to be mindful of what else you connect given the 56a max current of the compressor.Ah, thanks for the correction gents! So would the best course of action be to take power off the Smartpass with the two in line 40A fuses as shown? I presume the line is split to power each cylinder in parallel?