i used fuse 39 with a piggy back micro fuse tag - cab fuse box, then ran the cable under the carpet
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i used fuse 39 with a piggy back micro fuse tag - cab fuse box, then ran the cable under the carpet
Cool the TravelVolts guide says fuse 55 and piggyback carrier. I was hoping to be a bit lazier and not pull another cable ini used fuse 39 with a piggy back micro fuse tag - cab fuse box, then ran the cable under the carpet
that's basically what I'm planning to do, I'm going to switch battery setup to under other seat so planning to take seats off and run through central tunnel and wire into ignition circuit in lower dash fuseboxi used fuse 39 with a piggy back micro fuse tag - cab fuse box, then ran the cable under the carpet
Go with what his instructions say .. sadly no short cut .
Sensor? do you mean the connection for ignition supply? If so what you get is a tail to connect to. Best place is at the fuse box for this connection. I use fuse 55.
What does the smart alternator current sensor refer to As in the diagram for the Elogic ? @travelvolts
The eLogic using a battery voltage sensing wire. This is seperate to the main charging wire to eliminate any volt drop that may exist on the main charging wire. As with most DC-DC chargers the eLogic continues to harvest energy from the vehicle battery until that battery falls to 12.4 volts. You can of course also connect this wire to an ignition supply to switch the eLogic on and off with ignition and not have the extra harvesting feature.
Hi folks, I have just purchased the ctek 250sa and could do with some help on the installation process. its going in a Vw T6 and the leisure battery will be going under drivers seat. Do I have to connect the ignition cable up and if yes how do I do that? If anybody has any pics of equipment in place and how cables connected up that would be awesome. Cheers Adam
Hi @adamw, if you are speaking of the wire that goes to an ignition live, wire it to any of the centre slots in the bottom dash fuse box, as they are all ign live. Easiest way is probably to buy a piggy back fuse. The wire is to isolate the CTEK from the starter battery/ alternator circuit when the ignition is turned off, to stop any chance of a parasitic draw from the starter battery.
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Try the fitting instructions here
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Engine bay cable route
I'm looking to run a cable from the main battery into the cabin. Anyone know if there is an easy route through, maybe using an existing path, or do I have to think about drilling a new hole in the engine bay bulkhead (gulp). Any advice much appreciated.
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