AltRider Explains PDM60 (Power Distribution Module)

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AltRider explains why Rowe Electronic's PDM60 (power distribution module) is critical to power your aftermarket electronics for your motorcycle. While Canbus helpers and fuse blocks have been the solution in the past, PDM60 has revolutionized power distribution with 6 power circuits and 60 amps of power handling capability. Watch the video to check out all the different features of this innovative device -- email info@altrider.com for questions.
Check out Rowe Electronics PDM60 at www.altrider.com/PDM60

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@jeffkatzer 11 жыл бұрын

Nice work on that video. Very clean and concise.

@awakenedsoul9054 10 жыл бұрын

great video !!

@joepasquarello1273 6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@76kwame 8 жыл бұрын

I have a 12v socket on my handlebar directly wired to the battery. can I recharge my battery if the 12v socket is connected to the pdm60 instead?

@michaelbennett8847 7 жыл бұрын

Anyone use the PDM60 with sargent cycles heated seat/controller? Even though I have that circuit set not to have a delayed power off, it acts like it does (but just partial power), or more likely, some sort of vampire/residual power. I power off the GPS, heated grips, LED lighting, etc and issues. But the sargent controller stays dimly lit, flashing, for a few minutes before the "power runs out."

@michaelbennett8847 7 жыл бұрын

From support... Hi Michael, Sorry for the delay in response, we have limited hours during the holidays. I think you’re on track with the solution. The PDM60 design was fairly specific in its function and it has some limitations. You’ve discovered one of the limitations. Whenever any circuit is live all the status leds will be on. The purpose was to always show all the circuits status when the PDM60 is on. When any output is live, the PDM60 is on. Active (on) outputs are green, inactive circuits are amber/orange. Your PDM60 is functioning correctly. The led on the heated gear controller lights due to the very little power required to light an led. There is not enough power in the inactive state to power the heated gear but just enough to light the indicator led. Thanks, Aron

@gordonclement7550 3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelbennett8847 hmmm... i was wondering the same thing... 3 years you have waited. yay.

@iproject1850 7 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by "move along the wire to find the fault"?

@JamBot34 11 ай бұрын

Follow the wire that is connected to that light. Testing at different connection points. This is an elementary concept in electronics, and perhaps why it wasn’t explicitly demonstrated in a product pitch video.