[DonRich90]

Has anyone installed an auxillary terminal block from their Burgman's battery for the electrical add-ons? I'm planning on installing a wiring harness for the Gerbing vest and gloves as well as wiring for a CB radio on my 650. I thought an auxillary terminal block would make a better and neater installation rather than adding more connections (already have Battery Tender harness connected) to the battery terminals.
Any comments/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
Don

 

[Monterey10]

Auxiliary block

The blocks made for boats are about the best. I like the stuff made
by "Blue sea" You can look at them at:

Blue Seas - Fuse Block @ BoatersWorld

The real advantage to this brand is that it's very water resistant
and well made. You can find smaller blocks at other dealers.

Craig

 

[ajwood]

BUSS Fuse also makes an automotive style of fuse block that uses the blade
type of ATC fuse.
Bought a 6 fuse block today for $14. You can get them for around $11 at
the lowest and the fuses are about a dollar each.

The part number for a 6 station block is 15600-06-10. A 15600-12-10 is a 12
station block.

The fuses:

The Block: