Features:
- User-definable CAN ID
- Multiple devices can be used
- User-definable Current Limit
- Firmware updates via MPP CAN software (requires PCAN)
- Analog switch
- CAN reporting of input, output voltage, current, status and temperature
Specifications
| Input Voltage | 8-16 V |
| Output Voltage | Same As Input |
| Standby Current | 11 mA |
| Output Current | 15 A Max |
| Operating Temp Range | -20 C to 60 C |
| CAN Baudrate | 250k, 500k, 1Mbit |
| Dimensions | 42mm x 40mm x 10mm |
Electrical Pinout
Pin 1: Permanent Power (supplied by 12V battery)
Pin 2: Output Power
Pin 3: CAN HI
Pin 4: CAN LO
Pin 5: Analog Switch
Pin 6: Ground
Mating Connector: DT04-6P
Targeted Instructions
Custom Operation:
When the fog lights are on, the SSR detects the message from the OEM Tesla Model 3 Vehicle CAN Bus, and the SSR activates its output.
The device must be connected to the car's Vehicle CAN bus to function.
CAN Wiring Connections:
The easiest access point is at the AC compressor. Make sure you fully power down the vehicle, then cut the CAN HI and CAN LO wires, and tap in CAN using DTM connectors, or other reliable, weatherproof connections.
WARNING: A poor CAN connection can compromise the vehicle operation and result in you being stranded if the vehicle fails due to a CAN bus fault!
Power Supply Connections:
Connect the SSR power input directly to the 12V battery. See the pin connections above. Make sure the ground is good. A ground disconnection can cause device failure if the device is in use.
Output Power Connections:
Connect the SSR's output power (Pin 2) to your desired load (light module). Make sure your lights are always grounded - the ground connection from the light, and from the module must never be disconnected while the device is in operation.