Blue Sea Systems 12v Outlet Installations
In today's electronic age you can never have enough USB charging ports and electrical outlets in your RV. This is especially true for those of us who work while on the road. My office is actually loca...
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Thanks for the compliments. This was a fun mod installing all of these. I still have a Blue Sea 12v outlet I need to install. Still not sure where I will place it.
Pianotuna: The wire run is only 3 ft long so there shouldn't be much of a loss with that length.
Trail-Explorer: The splices don't look that great with the tape on them, but believe me the connections are bullet proof with the soldering I did.
Boatycall: I bought all of them through Amazon.com. The 360 Panel was $42, the 12v outlets $9 each, and the dual USB ports $18 each.
jmcgsd: They worked fine down to 12.2 volts on one particularly cold morning.
Reddog1: I agree, Wayne, with your line of thinking. I almost went that route myself, but didn't want to throw a non-Blue Sea device into the mix.
Pianotuna: The wire run is only 3 ft long so there shouldn't be much of a loss with that length.
Trail-Explorer: The splices don't look that great with the tape on them, but believe me the connections are bullet proof with the soldering I did.
Boatycall: I bought all of them through Amazon.com. The 360 Panel was $42, the 12v outlets $9 each, and the dual USB ports $18 each.
jmcgsd: They worked fine down to 12.2 volts on one particularly cold morning.
Reddog1: I agree, Wayne, with your line of thinking. I almost went that route myself, but didn't want to throw a non-Blue Sea device into the mix.
