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29th March 2014, 06:47	#1
Gashman Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2012 Location: Reading Posts: 804 Car(s): Icelandic Furio iTrader Score: 2 (100%)	Illuminated amp switch Have tried searching for this but no joy, I have a illuminated toggle switch (small blue led, 3pins) I would like to use this to turn my amp on and off. If I wire it as follows will the led illuminate or is there not enough power? Head unit to power in on switch Power out on switch to amp Negative on switch to earth on car Any help will be much appreciated

29th March 2014, 17:47	#2
Scott^p Administrator Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Glasgow United Kingdom (Scotland) Posts: 26,097 Car(s): Chelski Traktor	Should be fine if that's how the switch has to be wired __________________ Saxperience Blogs\|iTrader Explained \|Newbies Information\|Articles\|FAQ's If you feel something untoward is being posted hit the button at the side of the post.

29th March 2014, 18:01	#3
Gashman Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2012 Location: Reading Posts: 804 Car(s): Icelandic Furio iTrader Score: 2 (100%)	I did HU to power in, neg to amp and it works fine. Will this cause a problem?

29th March 2014, 18:34	#4
Scott^p Administrator Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Glasgow United Kingdom (Scotland) Posts: 26,097 Car(s): Chelski Traktor	No why would it? It's only a 12v feed that tells the amp to turn on so it's barely drawing anything and your led will barely draw any current __________________ Saxperience Blogs\|iTrader Explained \|Newbies Information\|Articles\|FAQ's If you feel something untoward is being posted hit the button at the side of the post.

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