Installed a 6 way fuse box
 

Recently installed a 6 way fuse box, used a relay so that it was controlled by the ignition. For the ignition control I found the rear registration plate light and then tapped into the live feed from that (blue and brown wire). It works well so far, it now give me switched control for heated grips, 12V aux power socket and front spot lights. Will soon be installing sat nav as well, only need two more gizmo's then!!

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The basic loom with the positive and negative attached to the relay

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Used the bolt from the battery bracket to earth, instead of stacking to much on battery terminal.

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This is the feed for the switched power from the rear light.

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The four relay terminals are connected as follows
- 30: positive battery terminal
- 85: wire from rear light
- 86: negative battery terminal
- 87: Fuse box

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Fits nicely in front of battery

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Nice work :048: I ordered a fuse panel from Eastern Beaver cos I don't know much about electronics and that seemed the sensible option. Out of interest, why have an in line fuse if the line is going through the fused panel?

The inline fuse was already on the cable that goes to the device. I could of cut it off but as it's there it's added protection, won't do any harm.

Ah ok, see I told you I'm a simpleton :o

Not at all, I was asking for help before I installed everything. I was surprised that it worked!!

Good tidy job there....:toothy2: