The PowerHub fuse block allows you to safely connect up to 6 electronic devices to your motorcycle in a clean, workmanlike manner. Includes six 10-amp fused outputs, six ground posts, and a plug-and-play wiring harness for direct battery hookup. Each of the six outputs can be individually set as "always on" or "switched" on/off with the ignition of the motorcycle.

Instead of attaching multiple ring terminals to your battery, use a PowerHub!
We designed the CANbus-safe PowerHUB to allow simple and easy installation of electrical components. Each unit has six individually fused outputs. These are not your ordinary outputs. Simply plug the fuse in to the left or the right on the circuit board to make the accessory live all of the time or switched on/off with the bike's ignition. The main power into the relay is fused for additional protection.

The entire unit is rated for 30 Amps (360 watts). Each of the six circuits can handle up to 10A (120W) each - without exceeding a total sum of 30 Amps simultaneously.

Features:

• Weather-resistant
• Compact
• Durable
• Choice between switched and constant power
• 2 holders for spare fuses (Mini-buss fuses easily available in an emergency)

Specs:

• Dimensions: L 3.25" x W 2.5" x H 1.25"
• 6 circuits can handle up to 10A (120W) each
• CANbus-compatible
• 48 inch long 16 gauge wiring harness with in-line fuse and Posi-lock connector

What's in the Box:

• PowerHub fuse block
• Mounting hardware
• 6 mini ATC fuses (one 2-amp, two 3-amp, one 5-amp, two 10-amp)
• Fused wiring harness for connecting PowerHub to battery (includes pre-attached ring terminals and switched "trigger" wire with Posi-tap connector)
• 1 30-amp ATC fuse for wiring harness
• Self-adhesive hook and loop pad for providing a quick-release attachment method for connecting the PowerHub to a flat surface

Can I hook up a battery charger to my motorcycle via the Power Hub? YES. Just be certain you place the fuse in the position for continuous power.


How do I convert watts to amps? Amps to watts?
Watts = Volts x Amps. Most motorcycles run at 12 Volts, so the equation becomes Watts = 12 x Amps. Amps = Watts/12.
Use this calculator to help convert watts to amps (or amps to watts). Fill in any 2 fields and hit submit for the result. Power is measured in watts. Current is measured in amps. Fuses are rated in amps. Accessories generally give their power or current rating.

We found this table handy with our own wiring projects; use it as a guide for sizing accessory wire on your motorcycle. When on the border line, always use a lower gauge number (larger wire) than specified in this chart.

Wire Gauge Selection Table 12 Volt Circuit

• Installation Instructions - PowerHub fuse block, master ground block and wiring harness for motorcycles by Twisted Throttle