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I've spent many hours reading posts on wiring up lights and switches, but have yet to find an answer to my question. Here is the scenario:
I plan on installing a Blue Sea 12 circuit fuse box to power my off-road lights and other accessories. All told there will be 6 switches for lights. I plan on using a simple 10 amp 3 pin rocker switch with LED. I want the lights to be able to go on with the key off, and therefore need a constant power source to the switch LED as well. My question is this: How can I wire so many switches without using up 6 additional circuits on the aux fuse box? (Already using 5 to power the lights.) Can I run power to more than one switch from one fuse? If so, how many switches on one fuse, and how many amps should the fuse be rated for?
Thanks for any help!!
I plan on installing a Blue Sea 12 circuit fuse box to power my off-road lights and other accessories. All told there will be 6 switches for lights. I plan on using a simple 10 amp 3 pin rocker switch with LED. I want the lights to be able to go on with the key off, and therefore need a constant power source to the switch LED as well. My question is this: How can I wire so many switches without using up 6 additional circuits on the aux fuse box? (Already using 5 to power the lights.) Can I run power to more than one switch from one fuse? If so, how many switches on one fuse, and how many amps should the fuse be rated for?
Thanks for any help!!