BatBlock How to Permanent Install & wire up - step by step guide!

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  • Опубліковано 5 січ 2025

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  • @shutthegate8232
    @shutthegate8232 6 місяців тому +5

    Hard to go past the How To videos you guys make/put out. Great stuff.

  • @task82
    @task82 4 місяці тому +3

    Thanks for putting together the how to videos 🍻

  • @rosebery101
    @rosebery101 5 днів тому

    Those two fuses need to be the same rating right?

  • @marcusci4478
    @marcusci4478 Місяць тому +2

    The wiring kit does not seem to come with the blue ignition wire? At least not in the store page photos. I can not see this wire sold separately either. More information about supplying this wire needs to be added.

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому +1

      Hi Marcus, It comes with the BatBlock and also includes the 3 pin plug

  • @rileylockwood8641
    @rileylockwood8641 20 днів тому +1

    I have a 2022 sr5 and have installed this system but without the ignition wiring will this be a big issue?

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  14 днів тому

      Hi there,
      While this may affect the capacity to, or stop the unit from charging via the alternator, for set ups using predominantly solar charging this would be fine.
      Regards, Andrew

  • @sojaded
    @sojaded Місяць тому

    Hi Andrew, great video! I have the same car so it’s perfect.
    If I have the old Kings battery box, could I follow this guide and connect to a DCDC charger, then to the plugs in my old Kings battery box?

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому +1

      Hi there,
      Absolutely, they'd work more or less the same, though you'd have to substitute out your cabling appropriately. We do have a tutorial video for installing a DCDC onto a battery box too, which might be worth a check as well!
      Regards, Andrew

  • @danmatheson159
    @danmatheson159 21 день тому

    Hello can i connect my solar panel straight to the batbox with a 6m extension lead ,or do i still need a MPPt regulator between panel and box to charge it.

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  20 днів тому +2

      Hey Dan,
      The DCDC charger built into the BatBlock has an MPPT already so you're all good! You can connect your solar + lead directly.
      Cheers,
      Cahn

    • @danmatheson159
      @danmatheson159 20 днів тому

      @AdventureKings thank you, will be looking at getting one now

  • @Randy24-G
    @Randy24-G 8 днів тому

    Hi i don't have a batblock i have a basic style battery box that i intend to install in my ute as a dual battery system. Does the wiring kit come with the blue ignition wire? If not, what type do i need to get.

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  6 днів тому

      Hi there,
      While the wiring kit may not have that type of cabling in it, we would recommend looking at a DCDC charger, or other similar dual battery systems.
      Regards, Andrew

    • @Randy24-G
      @Randy24-G 6 днів тому

      @AdventureKings more asking what size wire i should buy for the ignition extension

  • @ChristianMarten-s6y
    @ChristianMarten-s6y Місяць тому

    hi my 80 series hasnt got a smart alternator can i use pos and negative wire only on the 3 connector plug or does it need ign input

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  28 днів тому

      Hi there,
      While I unfortunately cant provide a full set up due to character limit, on the batblock's store page under the specs tab we have the manual available that details installation on to non-variable voltage (smart) alternators that would worthwhile checking out.
      Regards, Andrew

  • @lancer1993
    @lancer1993 Місяць тому

    Price wise how does this compare to a battery hard wired into the car? I have a NW Pajero so the option of the battery in the back where the 3rd row hides away, or under the bonnet, yes I know heat could be a thing.

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому

      In all honesty it depends on what you're looking at, as you would need a battery for the battery block, the benefits of the batblock is that it gives you a platform you can plug everything into that's easier and more accessible when trying to get them in and out of the vehicle.
      Regards, Andrew

  • @Isaacson78
    @Isaacson78 19 днів тому

    Hi there,
    I have a Triton 2020 and i wanted to install my Batblock, its fine if i dont install without the ignition wiring?

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  14 днів тому

      Hi there,
      While this may stop the unit from charging via the alternator, for set ups using predominantly solar charging this would be fine.
      Regards, Andrew

  • @MrSwaggie1
    @MrSwaggie1 Місяць тому

    I would like to know how you are going to mount the batblock to the floor at the rear of the vehicle? There are limited tiedown points in the Pajero Sport.

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому

      Hi there,
      While mounting in the back end is optional, we've seen a few different solutions, ranging from installing their own tiedown points, to a stabiliser tray, really depends on what you're looking to achieve and the tools to hand.
      Regards, Andrew

  • @Murtaza123Ali
    @Murtaza123Ali 14 днів тому

    Hi, is it really necessary to use blue wire? Can i use the batblock without that blue wire to power fridge only? Only using red and blue wires?

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  13 днів тому

      Hi there,
      I can advise that the blue cable is only necessary if you intend on charging via the alternator, if you wont be looking at using that function in future you can skip that installation.
      Regards, Andrew

    • @Murtaza123Ali
      @Murtaza123Ali 13 днів тому

      @ Thanks for promt reply. I do intend to charge via alternator. I have tried to find the ignition fuse but unable to find. I have tried both inside and outside fuse boxes. I found 3 fuses which do not lit on every 3 steps as said in the video. The rest lits on one another. What should i do?

  • @CJ-bb2gs
    @CJ-bb2gs Місяць тому

    does the isolator switch need to be on to charge via solar panel ?

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому

      Hi there,
      You will need the isolator switch on, as if the isolator is off this cuts off any power going to the battery.
      Regards, Courtney

  • @hummusenthusiast415
    @hummusenthusiast415 Місяць тому

    Could anyone please explain how the ignition wire makes charging more efficient for standard alternators? I know it is recommended, but exactly how does it improve charging? Seeing mixed reviews online, and some people seem to have their 2nd battery charge just fine without an ignition wire with a standard alternator. TIA

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  Місяць тому

      Hi there,
      The efficiency moreso comes from being able to better read vehicle power state, as without it the unit will be active continuously and can discharge the starter while stopped, so we recommend it to ensure you get the most from your system with the smallest hassle.
      Regards, Andrew

    • @karldudzinski2460
      @karldudzinski2460 Місяць тому

      It doesn't make it more efficient.. it will stop the car charging the battery when the car is switched off.

    • @hummusenthusiast415
      @hummusenthusiast415 Місяць тому

      ​@@karldudzinski2460The DCDC charger does this already if you have a regular alternator. That's only relevant if you've got a smart alternator on newer cars.

    • @karldudzinski2460
      @karldudzinski2460 Місяць тому

      @hummusenthusiast415 Yeah, that's the ignition wires purpose with newer alternators

    • @hummusenthusiast415
      @hummusenthusiast415 Місяць тому

      @@karldudzinski2460 yeah so my original question.... What's is its function with older alternators if you already have the DCDC charger in place?

  • @MrWarbyman
    @MrWarbyman 9 днів тому

    I have done everything you said and I can’t get any power to the batblock

    • @AdventureKings
      @AdventureKings  6 днів тому

      Hi there,
      Thank you for reaching out, it's difficult to troubleshoot without looking at the set up, you'd likely be best set by running a multimeter to find out where the power throughput ends and going from there.
      Regards, Andrew