GA Architect
SILVER Star
With as many electrical devices as you have installed, granted they are mainly low voltage, I wonder if you could set an auxiliary/secondary fuse panel up there? That way you only have to run one or two larger gauge wires down?I'm using an existing hole which is located down the left windshield column along an existing power run that feeds the interior light on the driver's side just above the rear door jam. The hole is on top of the column but it's only maybe 1/8 inch dia. a bit too small for all the wires I need to route down to the fuse block, so I may have to elongate the hole, another option is to divide the wires to left and right, the right windshield column has a hole as well, I'm on the fence as to which way to go, do you have any ideas?
Maybe install something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Generic-Black...h+Panel+With+LED+Indicators+Rocker+Auto+Fuses
If I remember correctly, some of the 80's conversion vans had a fuse panel similar this in the overhead compartment?
FWIW - I'm an Architect, not an electrical engineer....and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express either.