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Folks,
Just wiring in a AuxBeam 8-switch control panel (bit like sPOD but a whole lot cheaper), some of the connections will be to lights, horns etc, which I will only need when the car is fully turned on, or at least the car is turned to ACC.
There is one set of lights that will be used to light up under the awning when camping and therefore I'm wondering, as this set of lights will be on for say an hour or two, would mean the car switch would be turned to ACC for that time and I am concerned that it might run down the starter battery. The Control panel will be wired to the Leisure battery.
I dont really want to have a separate switch just for these lights, so the question is how much current draw does the car take when on ACC??
Thanks
Craig
Just wiring in a AuxBeam 8-switch control panel (bit like sPOD but a whole lot cheaper), some of the connections will be to lights, horns etc, which I will only need when the car is fully turned on, or at least the car is turned to ACC.
There is one set of lights that will be used to light up under the awning when camping and therefore I'm wondering, as this set of lights will be on for say an hour or two, would mean the car switch would be turned to ACC for that time and I am concerned that it might run down the starter battery. The Control panel will be wired to the Leisure battery.
I dont really want to have a separate switch just for these lights, so the question is how much current draw does the car take when on ACC??
Thanks
Craig