Thread: Rear 12 Volt Power Socket

I would think that no part of the dual battery sytem would be warranted unless it was fitted as a genuine accessory.( which I assume it is not)

So its up to you if you connect a wire directly to the second battery to operate a fridge.
There would be no warranty issue involved unless of course you bungled it a the car caught fire. There would probably be no warranty in this case.
Regards Philip A

I have installed a traxide dual battery system which i believe doesn't void warranty, i have read of a way of giving the 12 volt sockets a permanent supply by removing a relay and replacing it with a wire short, but was wondering of there was other methods out there.

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Thanks for your reply's. That looks like it is the way to go.

Am I missing something?

In the absence of any mention of a second battery, doesn't the relay bridge refer to running accesories from a first battery?

By definition a second battery with controller is separated from the first battery when the ignition is turned off.

It would seem futile to have a second battery that is connected through the relay and turns off with ignition.

Surely noone would wire it in this way.
Regards Philip A

I just ordered a traxide dual battery system with their option of the kit to install rear permanent 12v sockets too - check out their website.

Seeing you have easy access to the relay but you probably want to run the fridge off the second battery, run a new wire with a line fuse from the second battery to the output connector on the relay base, leave out the relay and reinstall it only if you want it back to original.