Based on the stock photo, does the left or right slot protect the original fuse, while the other protects the wired-in device?
1579680
Based on the stock photo, the left fuse is the original fuse and the right fuse protects the wired-in device. The stock photo may get updated sometime so for other viewers, the fuse socket nearest the male fuse connector is for the original fuse.
1579681
Yes, both of the fuses connect to the battery voltage on one end. One of the fuses continues its normal path to the original car circuit. The fuse that is added connects the 12 volts through to the red wire. You connect the new device you are adding to this new power connection. Hope this helps.
776337
When I bought this a year ago the switch was on the left side. Now it appears as though it is on the right side. Either way, these are a good way to turn power on and off at the socket for small appliances.
386597
It's just for protection. It has a fuse, varistors, thick wiring, etc.. in it.
763464
Yes, it connects to the service box and protects every circuit that is there. It is best connected to the first breaker, the one closest to the incoming power cable, usually the top left side breaker so that the surge hits it first and is contained before it gets to any other down the line. This upper left breaker should be a high-amp one (30A).
395113
This is a set of two. So you'll have to splice or piggy back them if you only have one stock. I replaced my stock 2012 Optima with these. No upgrading in fuse needed with mine.
1685495
I think that the fuse is a safety feature, and is not really intended to be replaced. I would think that if it shorted out badly enough to blow the fuse, that it was damaged and unsafe to use.
59410
Yes, you will have two fuse receptacles once you plug this unit in. The original 20 Amp goes in one receptacle and a new fuse to protect whatever you are powering off of the new wire. Make sure you have the fuses in the proper receptacles and that the fuses are properly sized for the application.
362595
Either side will stop the juice from flowing. I use it on the negative side of my car battery, it works perfectly.
1958850
Only if the fuse is is burnt (The device will not work otherwise) this can be usually seen by a visual check of the actual fuse. otherwise an Ohm meter will have to be used across each lead to check for continuity. If you are replacing the detector my advise is to use all new from the box
145115
There is a fuse in the positive side of connection. And a cover for said positive alligator clip for positive terminal. This thing works pretty darn good.
743400
Yea, I would assume. I used it to protect a PID controller. Standard outlets are 15a at 110/120v and you pick the fuse to go in it. 1a to 15a fuses... work fine for me
2184907
It looks correct to me since I see the electrical connections in both plug ports. Other doors have only one active plug although they look the same. There is a good video on line on how to do it. It's a little tricky with the small screws and I recall you need to take out one of the window channels in the way. There were 2 types used and the VIN number is the best confirmation. They were made in Japan and UK. Mine is a UK unit and has this type of unit. Common Honda problem.
992902
The fuse provided is for your convenience. You can use whatever values of fuses suit your application. Remove from your fuse box whichever fuse you plan to replace with this add-a-circuit. Plug the add-a-circuit into the fuse box, then plug the fuse you removed into the add-a-circuit, making sure you're plugging the old fuse into the correct socket of the add-a-circuit. For me, it was the fuse socket on the bottom of the two sockets but make sure you check this with a multimeter or other circuit continuity checker. Even a simple battery and LED wired up would work. Good luck!
1103096
There is only one electric slot there, I put this on, plug the wire, it works, didn't touch any sensor,I guess the sensor is in the housing.
1627201
There's a positive and negative cable, the positive goes to the fusebox and the negative is grounded to the car, that's how I did it on mine and work's great
794856
The plug is 2 prongs, and the one on the left is the larger one. So if your socket goes that way (our does) it'll be right side up.
1850062
The fuse is shown in the picture to show you what type of fuse that is needed/used.