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Lose the Fuses and Simplify Your Car’s Wiring with MSD’s New High Current Solid State Relays
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2021
- MSD’s solid-state relays have been an extremely popular solution to clean up automotive wiring and create a simple, reliable, electrical solution. However, the new line of high-current relays expands upon the original’s capability with four 35 amp channels for even more functionality. The units are easy to install, each output can be triggered by switched power or ground, and they offer a combined output of 140 amps.
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Looks great 👍🏻
Got mine today!
How many channels would I need to use on a Spal fan part# VA164A-ABL1002HT/R-124a
4g or 2g to battery? You have 2 different diagrams. Is there a reason why?
Msd needs to come out with a nice switch box for use w these relays
Any chance you will make one that can be out in the elements? I have a sealed 5 pin relays out in the front bumper of my blazer I use to run lights, winch and fans. It would be great to upgrade to this but even if I move it in around the battery it’s going to see mud and water.
hi does this also get rid of fuses?
It would me a fully modular device the would have the same resistance as the stick oem fuse. This extremely cost effective. Some vechicle have fuse that code 40 for each one. Where as this is compact, computer control with Communication connector.
$180? No thanks... looks good tho.
looks like something that would be in an auto zone store for sale for 50 bucks I agree 180 sounds way too steep for something so small and simple unless its backed by a life time warranty
@@gamerdad9870 I make LS swap harnesses for a living and make these fuse boxes myself. Costs $10 lol
I was hoping this would be like $5-$10 so I could just buy them pre made.
@@MrPland1992 make your own start selling it and call it something else lol ill buy