Amp Drawing Low voltage?
#1
Amp Drawing Low voltage?
I have a Hifonics Brutus 1500d amp. When off, and I measure on the terminals, it reads 12v.
When I turn my system on, the terminals only read 5v.
So, I've concluded that for whatever reason, my amp is only drawing 5v?
The "hifonics" light on the amp lights up, but the power LED does not.
Anyone have any ideas what could be going on?
I really hope it's not a problem with my amp.
When I turn my system on, the terminals only read 5v.
So, I've concluded that for whatever reason, my amp is only drawing 5v?
The "hifonics" light on the amp lights up, but the power LED does not.
Anyone have any ideas what could be going on?
I really hope it's not a problem with my amp.
#3
Yeah. It's been working for a long time. It also sometimes did this when I had my capacitor hooked up, which you helped me do, haha. But, I assumed it was the capacitor causing the problem.
So, yeah, it's always worked.
So, yeah, it's always worked.
#5
just checked the fuses, theyre good.
my remote wire is on a switch. when the switch is off, i get 12v at the terminals.
when i turn it on, i get 5v.
and like i said, the amp lights up, but the power led does not. nor does the protect led, fortunately.
my remote wire is on a switch. when the switch is off, i get 12v at the terminals.
when i turn it on, i get 5v.
and like i said, the amp lights up, but the power led does not. nor does the protect led, fortunately.
#8
if your battery is at 12 volts and your amp is at 5 volts... your power supply (wiring) is your problem
most likely if the amp was actually drawing that much power to give you 5 v then there would be a pretty severe short/ heat/ smoke issue involving blown fuses ... and your battery would be absolute toast
most likely if the amp was actually drawing that much power to give you 5 v then there would be a pretty severe short/ heat/ smoke issue involving blown fuses ... and your battery would be absolute toast