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April 7th 18, 06:25 AM
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are fuses always on 12V side of a device?
I find a lot of vehicles used "switched earth" system, where devices join
to a 12 V main wire, and are switched on the earth side. But then, would the fuse still be on the hot side for extra safety? So I believe it should look like this: 12V--fuse--lamp--switch--earth 
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