Fuse Block Question...

Javelin

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I have 3 light switches (OEM style from slee offroad) on my dash that are sharing one terminal on my blue sea fuse block. Instead of three induvidual terminals to save space.

Is this safe?? or should I buy a bigger fuse block and put each switch on its own terminal. I figured that they draw such little amperage it would be ok to have them share one terminal.

Electrical gurus please chime in!!
 
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I have 3 light switches (OEM style from slee offroad) on my dash that are sharing one terminal on my blue sea fuse block. Instead of three induvidual terminals to save space.

Is this safe?? or should I buy a bigger fuse block and put each switch on its own terminal. I figured that they draw such little amperage it would be ok to have them share one terminal.

Electrical gurus please chime in!!

Hi Javelin,

Yes, it's safe! I have two 'in-dash' Toyota O.E.M. switches (from AOB) for the 'foglights' and an '8 inch LED', all supplied by the same 10A "Dome" fuse circuit e.g., cigarette lighter, cabin lighting...etc, with no worries. I'm also running my "Subwoofer power amp triggers" off of that same 10A fuse. Rgds!
 

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