Wiring diagram?

[bwhitsonjr]

Is there a wiring diagram anywhere that shows how to add in a dc converter (36v to 12v) and fuse block?

Pics of the two I purchased for reference.

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Trying to not cause a fire.

Thank you for the help guys!

[mrmotoguzzi00]

Somebody may have created one at 1 point, but this should be pretty easy to do in concept anyway lol

Lets assume the converter wires are all labeled as to what they are.

Those 4 wires are likely to be +36v, -36v, +12v, -12v.

On your 36v battery pack there will be a +36v and a negative battery pole. check with the multimeter.

on the converter:

+36v to +36v on the battery pack

-36v to negative on the battery pack

+12v to the large plus lug on the fuse holder

-12v to the large negative lug on the fuse holder


then check all the connections with a multimeter.

[bwhitsonjr]

Originally Posted by mrmotoguzzi00

Somebody may have created one at 1 point, but this should be pretty easy to do in concept anyway lol

Lets assume the converter wires are all labeled as to what they are.

Those 4 wires are likely to be +36v, -36v, +12v, -12v.

On your 36v battery pack there will be a +36v and a negative battery pole. check with the multimeter.

on the converter:

+36v to +36v on the battery pack

-36v to negative on the battery pack

+12v to the large plus lug on the fuse holder

-12v to the large negative lug on the fuse holder


then check all the connections with a multimeter.

Cool deal. We're on the same page up to this point. However please assist me on connecting lights and any other accessories to this fuse block. I suppose the positive it easy enough but I can't figure out what corresponds to what with the negative since they are on top. In other words placement of slot one top left for negative I guess would go to slot one top left for positive and so on??? Does it make sense to you? Thank you for the help so far!

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[Volt_Ampere]

The negatives are all connected together so it doesn't matter which one you connect to. The positives each have a fuse between the terminals you connect to and the battery positive connection.

[bwhitsonjr]

Originally Posted by Volt_Ampere

The negatives are all connected together so it doesn't matter which one you connect to. The positives each have a fuse between the terminals you connect to and the battery positive connection.

That's easy! Thank you sir!