To use the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger # 331-BCDC1225D with a lithium batttery you do need to connect the orange and the green wires together so that the voltage will be correct for that type of battery. A low voltage meter is not required. The optional LED is not required either. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Redarc regarding the Smart Start Battery Isolator # 331-SBI212D referenced in your question. He stated that with the override, you will want a 200 amp fuse. Without the override you can use a 120 amp fuse. Also note that the cable size will be determine by the cable run length.
I have attached the complete written instructions manual for this isolator that you can also check out. view full answer...
The LED Light Strip Kit with Wireless IR Remote part # DG52688 can be wired to both 12 VDC and 110-240 VAC if using the included converter. While the light is wired to 12 VDC it will pull 5 amps but while the light is wired to 110-240 VAC it will only draw 1.5 amps because of the converter. view full answer...
I will be happy to recommend a trailer hitch, wiring, and other parts for your 2016 Ford Transit T150. For a trailer hitch I recommend Curt hitch # C13193. This is a Class III hitch with a 2 inch receiver. It is rated for 900 pounds tongue weight and 6,000 pounds gross trailer weight (8,000 when used with weight distribution). I have included a link to a video showing an example installation for you.
To add a 4-Way flat trailer connector I recommend # C56327. It plugs in line with the... view full answer...
I did some research on the engine compartment of your 2016 Ford Transit 150 and there are actually a couple of ways you can install the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # C56327. The installation video you referenced where the side wall panels were removed in order to route the power wire to the battery under the driver's seat is one method.
Since you are unable to remove the wall panels in your vehicle, I instead recommend running the power wire out and along the underside of... view full answer...
You are correct that even thought the 7-way is present it may not be wired for 12 volt power yet. You can test it using a circuit tester like # ALL640595 on the 1 o'clock pin of your 7-way to be sure. You can have a local auto parts store check that for you as most would provide that at no cost. If you have power at that pin, you won't need any additional wiring to use the Curt Echo # C51180.
If you do not have power at that pin, then you can use # 10-1-1 wire sold by the foot and... view full answer...
I attached a diagram that shows how the trailer wiring harness # 22114 wires. The red wire runs to the positive battery terminal for powering the taillight circuits of the trailer wiring. This way all the power that the taillights of the trailer draw come from the battery and not the vehicle taillights.
The black wire is the 12 volt power accessory circuit for the 7-way which is totally separate. view full answer...
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