Thanks! That saved me typing it!
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That’s odd.
My control boxes the relay takes the pulse, so the resistors never see that energy when indicators aren’t on.
My units won’t get warm if left connected with the vehicle sitting there indicators off.
How does that work? Do you have the resistors on the LED side of the relay contact?
If that's correct that would mean the vehicle only needs the resistance in the relay coil to "detect a trailer" and the resistor sizes could be either drastically reduced or removed altogether.
The folks at Stockman installed a Whitevision trailer trigger but it didn't work...
Ok so now that i've bought a van and it has led lights i need to fastrack building a pulse buster, think i have my shopping listed sorted.
I will be adding a switch but haven't seen a diagram as to how to wire it ? I will be cutting my trailer wiring and placing this inline since i am adding led's to my box trailer.
2 x load resitors
2 x relays 40a or will 30a be ok ?
aluminium box
wire - i have
connectors - i have
Add:
Thermal epoxy - Jaycar etc - to bond the resistors to the housing as a heat sink.
You can solder or use connector blocks inside the box - up to you.
Isolation switch DPST
I have a diagram sitting here somewhere.
This is the set up I have used 3 times and works well
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