Do you really need to route the blue wire to the 12v red wire on the PAC AOEM to make the remote wire work, as Dennis indicated? Anyone else do this?
1745507
I did not use the blue wire on the PAC since i already had a remote wire on the RCA. I just plugged it in the 12v ACC, so that the amp only turns on when the key is turned. Hope that helps :)
1745508
I didn't have to mess with anything. I plugged it right in, attached the rca's and the remote to the amp and it worked perfectly. Since it's already designed for you car it should not require modification but that requires you to buy the correct adapter.
1745509
I didn't have to run it to power I ran it straight to the amp as the remote wire plugged in the Rcas and hey presto I have sound again!!
2019440
If you have a regular outlet a few feet away it is cake. I gently cut a hole in the correct place in the air duct, positioned it properly (see directions) and screwed it in. We had an electrician hard wire it to the air handler and it works great.
1177599
You may not have connected the "remote on" wire, which is a small gauge wire connected alongside the rca cables. The remote wire needs to be spliced with the receiver (usually a blue wire thats probably connected to your receiver's wire harness). Google it to be sure. Lots of tutorials. Oh, and make sure to ground it; you can ruin a lot of electrical components if u don't, including your new amp. Good luck
313856
No you must direct wire it to source. Very short wire, may have to add wire.
1611310
I own two of these units. Adding more cable to one of them is on our to-do list. I could not find a remote kit but we took the cabled remote apart and it was just a four conductor cable. we were just going to replace the whole cable with a 30 foot one. It does not look like the unit has much amp draw so we calculated that a 30 foot cable should be OK. That would be 60 feet for the elect run. The cable is available on amazon in 50 foot rolls or you can find it locally. The side of the current remote cable has the size and specs on it. if you reeplace the complet cable you will need some crimps to place new connectors on the ends and also have new connectors. We did not see a problem with just cutting the cable and splicing a new one in. We also thought that we could cut the cables and put 4 prong plugs on each end and build an extension cable. That started to get more expensive so i think we are just going to replace the entire cable, but cutting and splicing seemed OK. i did look for a wireless remote kit or a wireless hoist but did not find one that had an acceptable price.
1276646
You have to connect both ends of the wires to the contol unit. I ran it along the lower rail of my fence and then under the house to complete the "loop".
1961897
No you will have to run a remote wire from the fuse box they do make a adapter to jump a fuse.
469188
no problem here. Installed a year or two ago. Ran old telephone wire pair to the CMV IR-130. Supplied unit with 12 volt DC as specified. The unit will automatically turn off when there is existing lighting ( like sun light ). My wire run was around 50 feet, using 22 gauge wire, as close as I can remember. Note that the frequency of the light must be the same frequency as the sensor in the camera. I was careful to mount the IR-130 in such a manner that water would not run into the internal part of the unit. Note: the hex tool used to adjust the 130 is metric. I do not recall which tool, seems like it is a 3 or 5 millimeter hex tool, but do not remember which. Just be prepared to find the right tool. Unit has never had a problem in the year or 2 that I have been using it. Good luck.
1718905
The remote wire is in between the rca cables, makes it difficult if your rca plugs are on the opposite side of your remote tab on your amp like mine. You might be able to but it may require some extra wires.
1295134
Nope. But my experience with it is, its a hit or miss if you use it. I just wire mine directly.
1842236
In a word, yes. A simple setup with your circuit connected to the relay. Just keep in mind the maximum amps that the relay can handle for AC/ DC and your circuit must supply its own power.
745222
I got the cable guy to do it for me I was lucky it was complicated. I tried to do it again on my own with another remote but no luck. Hope your luck is better than mine.
887756
Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
1818789
I would just hard wire it in. You figure one wire would be the constant hot. One would be forward and one reverse on your chicago winch then its probably self grounded so one of the two extra wires on the Badland remote is the ground and the other extra is the remote hot which if you wire it straight to your soliendos you don't need. I did it with my ramasey's winc which is 4free prong works perfect
2019918
There is a plug on the back of the deckhand. it is just a plug together after you run the wire. After the remote is plugged in the local switch should not be used!
2171390
I never actually used it. I purchased it because I needed to relocate my thermostat, but was put off by the rerouting of the wires. After some thought, I figured how to reroute the wires, so I returned it before I installed it.
1736993
My Honeywell must be a bit older since my 3-way wire is also yellow. If it is a later build, then that wire goes to the "red traveller wire" from the other switch in a 3-way hookup..