The three drawings on this page should help in wiring up
the Heat-troller™ to the typical heated grips that are on the
market. The first two drawings are the way most grips are
designed to be wired. The third drawing is how the
Heat-troller™ should be wired up using these grips.
HOWEVER, WE HAVE JUST LEARNED THAT SOME
MODELS OF HEATED GRIPS HAVE TO BE WIRED IN SERIES! IF THEY ARE
DESIGNED TO BE WIRED IN SERIES, DO NOT WIRE IN PARALLEL TO GET
MORE HEAT . IT WILL CAUSE THE GRIPS TO OVERHEAT AND FAIL, AND
WILL POSSIBLY DAMAGE YOUR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.
Installing Your Handgrip Heat-Troller™
1. Turn knob on Heat-Troller™ to off position
and make sure it is unplugged from power.
2. Determine where the switch and LED should be mounted on
your vehicle. The LED should be placed in your line of sight
and not hidden behind the knob. Please note that the switch
and LED are mounted on a circuit board which may be broken
apart at score line if you prefer to mount the switch in a
different place than where you mount the LED. Clip through the
cable tie holding the board to the cable, strip back the
casing of the cable as far as needed, and then reattach a
cable tie (included) for strain relief.
3. Drill a hole through the mounting surface for the
switch using a 9/32 inch or 17/64 inch drill bit. We recommend
a Unibit #1 drill bit.
4. If the mounting surface is too thick for the threads of
the switch, an adaptor piece (included) may be needed. The
collar of the nut fits into the hole through the fairing and
will screw to the shaft of the switch, holding it in place.
The hole drilled through the fairing will need to be
made large enough for the collar to fit into it.
5. Drill a hole for the LED using a 7/64-inch drill bit.
Use hot glue or waterproof caulking to hold the LED in place.
If you are going to use a relay, on a 5 pin relay, ingore pin 87A
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