A weatherproof, open layout, fuse and relay module for distributing power to accessory circuits

With its Prolec FRH PDM Kits, Prolec says it has created an innovative, all in one solution to one of the most common problems a user encounters when they want to add electrical accessory and overflow circuits to a vehicle.
The Prolec FRH PDM Kits provide the user with a quick and easy way to design a clean, compact and sealed fuse relay module with a professional original look, feel and build quality.
Prolec explains that its FRH Power Distribution Module Kits are designed to be extremely flexible and states they are the most simplified way to add accessory circuit protection and power distribution to any vehicle.
To meet both small and larger circuit requirements there are two kit sizes, the 12 Way and the 24 Way.
Prolec says its FRH PDM Kit makes obsolete previous messy inline fuse holders and decentralised non-waterproof relay blocks.
The FRH PDM Kit allows the user to locate all the circuits into one small waterproof enclosure which is mounted in one location.
The PDM module is designed to house an extensive range of off the shelf components and allows the user to quickly build and install a custom uncomplicated assembly into their vehicle whether they be a DIY end user, trade installer or an OEM builder.
Once the customer has chosen the most suitable kit size for their requirements, then all they need to do is to add the desired cables, terminate them and plug in the components to complete their custom project build.
The FRH PDM Kit circuit design can be as basic or as advanced as the customer needs.
The unit can be used as a sealed mini fuse block, a relay block or it can incorporate a mix of components such as mini fuses, mini bladed circuit breakers, ISO 280 relays, Mini blade devices, solid state relays and CAN controllers.
The component locations are extremely flexible with the 12 way unit having a two x six matrix or the 24 way unit having a four x six matrix.
The FRH PDM Kit can also be custom labelled. Labels with circuit diagrams, component identification or even private branding can be attached to the top of the cover and custom laser etching can be also arranged by request. Alternatively moulded private labelling can also be arranged for volume users.
Internal base overlay labels can be added to either sized unit. Base overlay labels can assist with customer for component identification when removed or they can be used to ensure the correct product is inserted the correct way.
The rear of the base has pre-moulded numbering to ensure the user inserts the correct cable into the right cavity when wiring up the unit.
The FRH PDM Kits are also extremely tough to endure Australia’s extremely harsh environment. The kits are IP66 rated, which means they are protected against dust as well as high pressure water jets.
The cover and base are made of thermoplastic material and the base includes a tightly fitted silicon seal. Prolec says the entire enclosure can withstand temperatures of -40 to 125 degrees Celsius ambient temperatures.

For more information, visit www.prolecproducts.com.au