Expandable Circuit & Fuse (for use with Gauges)

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Model Number: 601591

This Expandable Circuit & 4 Amp Fuse provides the ability to easily connect 12 volt powered accessories to your vehicle's fuse panel without having to cut or splice your vehicle's existing wiring. Designed to provide two fuse spots, one for your vehicle's existing fuse up to 10 Amps and another for the included 4 Amp fuse. Each Expandable Circuit offers plug and play connectivity for the Mini fuse and is 3/8 of an inch in height.

$7.99

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tyler

Would I be able to hook both of my gauges into one of these or best to just buy 2?

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  Because gauges do not pull much power, you can easily hook up power for one gauge, or even two with this expandable circuit kit.
John

What circuit in the fuse panel do you recommend? Is there more than one?

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  We do not have a preference for which fuse to tap into. In the fuseblock, all of the connections have the same available amperage, its the fuse that limits the power. So, you can use any of the fuses you prefer.
Stephen

Could this add a circuit be used to wire a Nitrous kit? Could I use this to wire the arming switch, purge button and bottle heater switch?

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  This is used for small power draw items (normally gauges and other light electronics). If you only need power to illuminate the switches, sure thats fine, but if you are wanting to control solenoids, and or heaters which would draw way more power, then you should find a way to connect those to the battery through a proper relay and fused connection.