Leash Electronics Billet 8 Relay Street / Strip Wiring Board – SSWB

Leash Electronics Billet Street Strip 8 Relay Wiring Board is perfect for your Street / Strip Hot Rod wiring needs.

Street/Strip wiring board features: Eight 70 amp relays with heavy duty fuse sockets (one with built in optional Trans Brake safety for use with nitrous system), fused Trans Brake relay. Fused lighting outputs including High Beam Headlights, Low Beam Headlights, Turn Signal Blinkers, Brake Lights, Park Lights, 3 Fused Battery Outputs, 5 Fused Ignition Outputs.

You can optionally select if you need any of the 8 relays to be turned on by a ground signal if needed. Any negative triggered relays will not work unless the ignition relay is on unless you specify that you need anything different. Specify if you need the #1 Relay or #8 Relay ground triggered in your order comments. The #1 relay is setup as the Ignition Relay which also turns on the extra fused ignition power outputs. The #8 relay is the optional nitrous relay which means it will not come on if the Trans Brake is activated. The #8 Relay can be used as a normal relay. You just cut a jumper to disable the TransBrake interrupt feature. Also note that any negative triggered relays arm with the ignition input. This means they will only work it the ignition relay is on and a ground signal is applied to their inputs.

The Sportsman Wiring Board has a Black Powder Coating for Corrosion Protection, housed in a compact but strong billet aluminum case.

• Eight 70 Amp Mechanical relays
• All Relays feature Flyback Protection with Internal Diodes
• Board measures 9.375″ x 4.5″
• Transbrake Interrupt Feature
• Circuit Indicator LEDs
• 1/4″ Power and Ground Studs
• #10 Output Studs
• Uses JCase Fuses available at most auto parts stores (not included)
• Black Powder Coated Billet Aluminum Case

Leash Street Strip Wiring Board Instructions [PDF Format]

Important – Make sure to select if you need any of the relays to be negative triggered (mean if you have a specific purpose to use a ground to turn a relay on) If you have no need for any negative triggers then select ZERO in the options.If you want any negative triggered circuits you must select how many in the drop-down option. Make sure to tell us in the comments box when checking out which inputs you want to be negative triggered.