Gigglepin GP25, Руководство пользователя

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Your GP winch comes prewired and ready to use. It only requires heavy power, heavy earth
(ground) and switching wires to be connected.
Note - Please see below for exact requirements.
Note - Full wiring diagrams available in Section 7.
12 Volt Systems using 12v motors and solenoids
The GP25 winch requires a heavy 12v feed using a minimum of 50mm² cable. This needs to be
connected to the red M8 terminal on the rear contactor and preferably via a large 250amp
(continuous) cut off switch (see picture below).
The heavy earth connection needs to be a minimum of a 50mm² cable and connected to the
bottom of the motors using the M8 fixings supplied. This should return to the battery for best
results.
You then need to connect the red and green solenoid switch wiring. We recommend that you
fit a momentary on/off/momentary on style toggle switch inside the cab within easy reach of
the driver and ideally mounted next to your FreeSpool switch. A 12v switching feed is
required and should be fused.
We suggest using no less than a 65amp 12v alternator and recommend using Odyssey PC1500
or PC1700 batteries, although other gel and AGM type batteries designed for high discharge
are also suitable.
Caution - Electrical systems are only as good as their connections. Use high quality cables
and battery terminals. Gigglepin can supply a large range of components and premade
cables for any winch install. If you are unsure of your vehicles suitability please contact
Gigglepin.
Caution - Beware of smaller 100amp kill switches as they can burn out.
24 Volt Systems using 24v motor and 24v solenoids
The GP25 winch requires a heavy 24v volt feed using a minimum of a 50mm² cable. This
needs to be connected to the red M8 terminal on the rear contactor (solenoid) and preferably
via a large 250amp (continuous) cut off switch (see picture above).
The heavy earth connection needs to be a minimum 50mm² cable and connected to the
bottom of the motors using the M8 fixings supplied. This should be returned to the battery
for best results.
You then need to connect the red and green solenoid switch wiring. We recommend that you
fit momentary on/off/momentary on style toggle switches inside the cab within easy reach of
the driver and ideally mounted next to your FreeSpool switch. The switching feed required is
24v if using 24v solenoids and should be fused.
We suggest using no less than a 50amp 24v alternator and recommend using Odyssey PC1500
or PC1700 batteries, although other gel and AGM type batteries designed for high discharge
are also suitable.
Caution - Electrical systems are only as good as their connections. Use high quality cables
and battery terminals. Gigglepin can supply a large range of components and premade
cables for any winch install.
d. Electrical
Gigglepin recommend using a Durite 250 amp Rated Isolator & Removable
Key (0-605-50)