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bigorange wrote:brianosaur wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
Can you tap into wiring to a lighting circuit? Most are protected by a 15 amp fuse, so use #14 wire.
Okay now that I am digging around, ^this^ got me thinking with an 'ahh ha'!
The Furion radio/dvd player is in the wall console under the TV and right where I want the socket.
Can I just tap into that 12v line with a wire run of less than two feet? Its a 15a fuse.
I guess I should check the radio manual to see how many amps it draws first?
It doesnโt necessarily mean itโs the proper way to do it or rated properly, but this is exactly what I did in our old trailer...tapped into the radio power wire to install USB jack nearby. New trailer has a ton of USB jacks...I guess thatโs a premium addition to trailers now.
โJun-12-2020 06:16 PM
brianosaur wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
Can you tap into wiring to a lighting circuit? Most are protected by a 15 amp fuse, so use #14 wire.
Okay now that I am digging around, ^this^ got me thinking with an 'ahh ha'!
The Furion radio/dvd player is in the wall console under the TV and right where I want the socket.
Can I just tap into that 12v line with a wire run of less than two feet? Its a 15a fuse.
I guess I should check the radio manual to see how many amps it draws first?
โJun-12-2020 05:49 PM
Lynnmor wrote:
Can you tap into wiring to a lighting circuit? Most are protected by a 15 amp fuse, so use #14 wire.
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