Who makes a really good remote auxiliary fuse box?

[batman1]

I'm not sure if my description of the item that I'm looking for is accurate, but I want to run various items of heated clothing for me and my pillion, plus a 12v remote socket, but I don't want to be running lots of cables to the battery. I want a top quality fused unit that has just the one pair of cables going to the battery but will give me say x4 independently fused outlets that I can draw current from to drive bits n bobs.

So, what do I want, and where do I get it?

Cheers guys.

 

[Deleted account 190920001]

PDM 60 is about as top quality as it gets. Had mine for about 4 years now on 2 bikes and not a single problem with it.

http://www.nippynormans.com/product...ution-module-with-programming-cable-row-pdm60

 

[POL382]

Another alternative is the Fuzeblock from Fuzeblocks.com, also available from Nippy's.

http://www.nippynormans.com/products/f650stf650csf650gsf650-dakar/item/fuzeblock-switchable-fuse-panel-fuz-fz1

 

[Tinytim]

Another alternative is the Fuzeblock from Fuzeblocks.com, also available from Nippy's.

http://www.nippynormans.com/products/f650stf650csf650gsf650-dakar/item/fuzeblock-switchable-fuse-panel-fuz-fz1

70 fekkin quid for that?! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

That really is taking the piss.

 

[mrtee43]

Yes, probably manufactured in China for a quid. I bought a used one off this forum and it certainly does the job.

 

[trebor]

PDM 60 is about as top quality as it gets. Had mine for about 4 years now on 2 bikes and not a single problem with it.

http://www.nippynormans.com/product...ution-module-with-programming-cable-row-pdm60

+1
Not cheap, but an excellent bit of kit.

 

[mcinlb]

Another alternative is the Fuzeblock from Fuzeblocks.com, also available from Nippy's.

http://www.nippynormans.com/products/f650stf650csf650gsf650-dakar/item/fuzeblock-switchable-fuse-panel-fuz-fz1

Been using this on 3 different bikes, good bit kit and easy to use , inputs can be switched or on full time.

 

[madmechanic]

Used the same easiest thing to fit and set up work

 

[Rederic]

+1 For the PDM 60
I have had mine on three different bikes and so simple and neat

 

[kurienp]

+1 for the PDM, however have also been looking at - http://www.webbikeworld.com/t2/arboreal-systems-neutrino-review/ check it out.

 

[Phil-H]

£129, £69.... ffs the world has gone mad.
It's a fuse block ferchrissaches.

I bought a simple 6 way fuse block for a couple of quid & made a jumper wire for the +ve feed (actually I had a rare moment of creativity and made TWO jumper wires. One permanent live, one switched, giving 3 of each outputs or was it 4 and 2??? anyway, you get the idea)
While it may not be an 'excellent bit of kit' or have been swapped between multiple bikes it cost next to fek all but has done the job for nearly a decade in all weathers

 

[trebor]

It's a fuse block ferchrissaches.

That is exactly what the PDM60 isn't.

 

[batman1]

Thanks guys, some fancy bits of electronic kit that I can see are highly recommended, but is there something a bit more simple, something more analogue, maybe something simple that has...well...fuses that you can take in and out?

 

[Deleted account 190920001]

The fuzeblock is just fuses or go to halfords and buy a simple 4 way fuse block there for a few quid.

You asked for "really good" and that's exactly what people gave you. If you wanted any old shite that's what you should have asked for :-/

 

[Gargy]

The fuzeblock is just fuses or go to halfords and buy a simple 4 way fuse block there for a few quid.

You asked for "really good" and that's exactly what people gave you. If you wanted any old shite that's what you should have asked for :-/

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