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Old 07-30-2015, 08:45 PM   #1
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Question about Intellite Battery Disconnect

I was looking over my battery disconnect solenoid, and noticed on top there is a place on each side for a 5 amp fuse, only one side had one in place, looking at it closely there is a wire that comes down from the fuse and connects to the stud.

Looks like this would be used for an additional circuit

I was wondering what this is for, and does the other side need a fuse in place?

Here are a couple of pictures I found showing one with the fuses and without
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Ok guess I should of done a little research before posting, I found my answer to the 2 5 amp fuses


There are two 5 Amp fuses for the system, mounted on each relay. Looking at the relay with cap at the top, the fuse on the right feeds the LED indicator and if so equipped, the digital voltmeter. The fuse on the left feeds the power to the switch that operates the solenoid.



I do not have the LED indicator/digital meter, so that is why there was not a fuse in there.
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