Rowe Electronics PDM60 Power Distribution Module Review at RevZilla.com
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Rowe Electronics PDM60 Power Distribution Module Review
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Rowe Electronics is focused on simplifying the electrical process thus simplifying the riders experience by eliminating the need for fuses and relays when wiring up electrical accessories. The PDM60 provides riders with six programmable circuits of hassle free electrical performance from all of their accessories. Whether you want your accessories to fire up with the turn of a key or triggered by a switch, the PDM has you covered. You can even program in a delay before accessories are activated or deactivated. If you are looking for an easy way to wire up all of the accessories on your motorcycle and eliminate a rats nest of wiring, Rowe Electronics has you covered with the PDM60.
The circuits are not individually programable, not possible to have six different time dely starts and six individual time delay stops.
Thinking of using the PMD60 on our adventure around South America for a year on the DR650. Thanks for the review.
Mac software is now available.
Awesome!
Great and easy to digest info. Can you use TWO PDM60s or TWO AMPLINKs if you have more than 6 accessories?
Great info/video. Question. Why only 18GA wires for the accessories? Most of what I read online, for items like heated seats/grips, horn, etc., the manufacturer recommends 14GA wire. I get a GPS or USB phone charger, for 18GA, but can you help me feel more comfortable about why I would connect a 14GA recommended wire, to the PDM60's 18GA wire?
+Michael Bennett wiring GA has all kinda of variables that play in it, for instance how conductive is it? pure oxidized copper or only copper clad? is it more aluminum? what is the length of the cable, the longer it is the more resistance there will be. I do electrical systems in cars that's why I know this. how ever to put you more at ease you could hook up 2 circuits say 5 and 6 both to your heated gear and split the amperage between them, if your gear rates at 30 then set both to 15, to make the total load 30.
could it use for fuel pump, ignition and radiator fan?
This is probably one of the most unsexy mods one can make to a bike, but it seems useful. Would it be useful for me as I have various things I want to install: alarm, horn, LED llights rear and front, and possibly heated grips.
Yes, it would be a good option for those modifications. -DrewZilla
does it work with CANBUS?
can you use the motogadget m-switch mini with it?
We have not tested the two together, so we can only recommend using the m-Switch Mini with an m-Unit from Motogadget. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/motogadget-m-switch-mini-switch-housing
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/motogadget-m-unit-v2-digital-control-and-fuse-box
So for my cafe racer build I can completely throw away the old fuse box and use this instead??
All indicators, headlight, taillight, horn, flasher etc?
The PDM60 provides 6 individual circuits with 60A of total load capacity. If that's all you need for your build, then you could use this. -DrewZilla