Twisted Pair - 800 Series Multi-Purpose Control Panels

Twisted Pair highlights the 800 Series Multi-purpose Control Panel, and their accessory harnesses.
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[@Die2liv]

Love yalls videos. Keep making them please!

[@tommarty879]

another AWSOME video from the best techs on youtube!

[@thomassimmons7127]

Did you tie in the ignition wire ground wire and 12v+ wire from the 801 and breakout box to make one wire?

[@twisteddamon1202]

In the PCPMPHN01 and PCPMPHN02 plug and play harnesses, they are tied together..

[@user-qw1vl4yp8v]

So do you.have the link to your website to purchase this please

[@maxim12345100]

Awesome so if I don’t have an off button on my contrôler (exemple Nrgy500) I can use this 800 series hook it up to the nrgy500 input and have more buttons ?

[@twisteddamon1202]

Yes - you can use the outputs of this controller directly into the inputs of the 500. Depending on the model of 800 you go with, you'll either have 8 more buttons, or 7 buttons with one acting as an input master. I kind of like the idea of the low current in this situation - 7 outs into bluePRINT, and then one out from bluePRINT back into the 800. Then bluePRINT can activate that button to provide feedback when a function was activated automatically (instead of by pressing the button).

[@jamesrodolee03]

So if someone wants to put together a vehicle using products from y'all and from a few other different companies what advice and controller can be given and used ??

[@twisteddamon1202]

I think that depends more on what the other equipment is (brand agnostic): * For low current stuff (commonly lightbar triggers), you might go with the low current 802 controllers. * For providing power to a bunch of perimeter lights (mpower or equivalent), you'll want at least the higher current model (801). That provides 3 higher current outputs which handle the load of flashing perimeter lights, and 5 outputs that can handle things like lightbar triggers. * Anything more than that would require relays for load handling, or making the move to a full fledged lighting controller like our 400 series.

[@jamesrodolee03]

@@twisteddamon1202 It's more for a volunteer first responder vehicle the size of y'all Toyota Land Cruiser or Isuzu D- max ( hopefully you know this vehicle) looking at doing it in what y'all call a slick top in red and white color leds