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Regardless of amperage stated for various uplifter switches, don't exceed 80% of stated amperage.

On my 2019 802A, it's as follows:

Switches 1-2 are rated at 15Amps
Switches 3-4 are rated at 10Amps
Switches 5-6 are rated at 5Amps

So 3 & 4 should not be any more than 8 amp draw.

You have a newer year and I believe that they changed the amperage ratings on the uplifter switches so you'd have to know which switch is rated for how much amperage.

The 80% rule is usually for home usage and the 12 volt circuit may be better at 70%, not really sure but you just ask here or do some research.

Also some like to run relays for all of their lights or various other components.

[QUOTE="sixshooter_45, post: 2109294, member: 6793"] Regardless of amperage stated for various uplifter switches, don't exceed 80% of stated amperage. On my 2019 802A, it's as follows: Switches 1-2 are rated at 15Amps Switches 3-4 are rated at 10Amps Switches 5-6 are rated at 5Amps So 3 & 4 should not be any more than 8 amp draw. You have a newer year and I believe that they changed the amperage ratings on the uplifter switches so you'd have to know which switch is rated for how much amperage. The 80% rule is usually for home usage and the 12 volt circuit may be better at 70%, not really sure but you just ask here or do some research. Also some like to run relays for all of their lights or various other components. [/QUOTE]

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