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The PowerHub2 Power Distribution Module, manufactured by DENALI allows you to safely connect up to 6 electronic devices to your motorcycle in a clean, professional manner. It is CAN-Bus compatible and includes six 15-amp rated and fused outputs, six ground posts, and a plug-and-play wiring harness for direct battery hookup. Each of the six outputs can be individually set as "always on" or "switched" on/off with the ignition of the motorcycle. Instead of attaching multiple ring terminals to your battery, use a PowerHub2!
The CAN-bus safe DENALI PowerHub2 has been designed to allow simple and easy installation of electrical components. Each unit has six individually fused outputs. These are not your ordinary outputs. Simply plug the fuse in to the left or the right on the circuit board to make the accessory live all of the time or switched on/off with the bike's ignition.
The entire unit is rated for 30 Amps (360 watts). Each of the six circuits can handle up to 15A (180W) each - without exceeding a total sum of 30 Amps simultaneously.
When installing the PowerHub2 on BMW CAN-Bus equipped motorcycles, use either the 194 Marker Bulb CAN-Bus adapter available separately, or tap the original BMW power socket hot wire.
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Note: Mini ATM fuses are not included. An assortment of mini ATM fuses are available at most automotive stores or at Canadian Tire.
Note: The PowerHub2 is compatible with CANbus motorcycles using either the Electrical Connection 194 Marker Bulb CAN-BUS Adapter (available separately) by connecting the PowerHub2's switched yellow wire to the original BMW power socket hot wire. Then connect the Powerhub's black and red wires directly to the battery.
How do I convert watts to amps? Amps to watts? Watts = Volts x Amps. Most motorcycles run at 12 Volts, so the equation becomes Watts = 12 x Amps. Amps = Watts/12. Use this calculator to help convert watts to amps (or amps to watts). Fill in any 2 fields and hit submit for the result. Power is measured in watts. Current is measured in amps. Fuses are rated in amps. Accessories generally give their power or current rating.
We found this table handy with our own wiring projects; use it as a guide for sizing accessory wire on your motorcycle. When on the border line, always use a lower gauge number (larger wire) than specified in this chart.
Note: A small production run of the Powerhub2 had an incorrect assembly issue that caused the circuit board to sit too high to allow for proper seating of the cover. As of December 2013, this issue has been corrected with all subsequent production. All of the PowerHub2 currently available allow plenty of clearance for the fuses and the cover to close securely.
Set up the heated grips, aux lighting, phone quick charge holder, and Battery tender. Have two extra sports for potential extras. The box is a tight fit to get all wires in, but with patience, it can be done. The area under the seat is no longer a nightmare of extra wires and random fuses. Will see how it works over long trips, but first impressions ... excellent.
I had so many things running off a direct battery connect I was going to have to buy longer terminal bolts. This solved all my issues I now have only two things on the battery, the bike power and the Denali. Well worth money! Definitely recommend this for accessories.
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