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I just installed them, I need to go back and add some rubber edge trim and possibly some weather stripping as I am getting some vibrations with certain low end frequencies. Other than that they really fill out the sound in the cockpit!

Slingmods doesn't publish the rated amps for the dash switches.
Judging from the type and size, my bet goes to 15 amp max.
No need to pull max amps through the switch.
Use the switch to switch a ground and a relay to power the heated gear.

Found an…

(Quote from mpj220)

The heated gear item is below, and requires 15 amps. I assume the switch that slingmods sells could handle that - I don't see why it couldn't.

https://www.warmnsafe.com/prod…mote-control-heat-troller

Or,

If you have the available space on the Neutrino and it is only a matter of reducing current , you can always use a Neutrino output to control the relay.
The relay could provide fused power directly from battery.

The above looks correct but....

Be sure that the switch is rated for well over the current draw you expect.

Personally, I like to use a relay and switch ground to activate the relay.

I just installed them, I need to go back and add some rubber edge trim and possibly some weather stripping as I am getting some vibrations with certain low end frequencies. Other than that they really fill out the sound in the cockpit!

(Quote from exharleyrider)

yup is 110 miles and change for me and I make the trip there, plus going there gives me an excuse to stop by the ellsworth creamery on the way back

The above looks correct but....

Be sure that the switch is rated for well over the current draw you expect.

Personally, I like to use a relay and switch ground to activate the relay.