Question about relay switch for voltage reducer...

[Madisonreb]

I have a 2012 YDRE 48v (6 - 8v batteries) and I am wanting to install a voltage reducer for a set of recpro led lights. I keep reading that it would be best to have a relay/switch between the batteries and the reducer. Are there any diagrams/instructions/input that shows how to wire a relay to the ignition key for my model? I can't find anything.

Thanks!

[Volt_Ampere]

You can save the trouble and get a voltage reducer that has a control wire on it that you wire to the key switch.

[Madisonreb]

Any specific one you would recommend?

[teecro]

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[Madisonreb]

Where is the best place to mount the voltage reducer on the G29? Seems to be a lot of plastic under the seat and not a real good place.

[Volt_Ampere]

Mine's mounted to the floor behind the driver's seat in the corner. Plenty of room there in mine (6X8V)

[Madisonreb]

Did you mount it to the plastic or put a metal plate there?

[Volt_Ampere]

It bolts through the plastic battery tray floor. It came that way on my cart. I bought it from a dealer with the lights installed.

[beerstache]

Hey, this is the only post I've found about the RecPro lights from Amazon. Do you like them? I'm thinking about ordering as they seem good for the price. I've seen a couple of complaints of the brake lights staying on even after the 30 seconds?

https://smile.amazon.com/RecPro-Yama...maha+g29+light

[cgtech]

Yamaha never mounted any reducers on the battery tray (not saying you cant). yamaha used a metal bracket that sandwiched behind the controller to mount their Dc/Dc converters. i have seen many aftermarket converters mounted down low on the battery tray, and seen some of those contaminated by battery acid. i would look for options to mount it elsewhere. i'll see if i can find the part number for the factory bracket. Part number for bracket is "JC1-F7876-10-00".