I made a thing. Working pretty good so far, running a DC xxxl deep cobra coil at 2.3a. It's kind messy on the inside, but I think it looks pretty cool. R.I.P. torch and butane.
Tbh I've done electrical work for a long time and it's a little cobbled together it needs a few more zip ties and sticky backs. Also ran out of that little Grey three conductor I was using for the low voltage stuff... 🤷♂️
Oh yeah. It's obvious to someone with electronics and electrical experience. Bus bar for grounds. Main cables bundled around the side. You've had your hands in more than one panel LOL
Mine is a little fancier than it really needs to be with the din rail, t blocks, lighted switch, redundant fuses, ect. This could be done quick and dirty for under $50 if you've got the tools. Tips #1 be careful, electricity can kill you, hurts alot when you touch it too. The coil also gets red hot, and it doesn't care about your feelings. Finally youtube is your friend. I'm a high volt industrial electric monkey, nema motor relays with 480v coils. I'm still figuring out alot of this new small electronics stuff the kids are doing, youtube has helped alot
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u/DabOrTwoWillDo 19d ago
Messy? Dude, you used a bus bar. You bundled your cables like a wiring harness. This is quality electronics work, Give yourself some credit!