Iso pg tantrum and ti style fuse block manuals

[knightrider358]

Hey guys i need some help here w my ocd.

I just picked up a pg tantrum fuse block of the zbbk series. Anyways i know they have made diff models and configs of these but the archives only have a manual for the ti version w two fuses and a dual small ga ground & power hookup also.

Anyways id like tonfind the proper manuals for these other madels as some features are diff from one to the next.

My model is the blk (1) 0ga in and (4) 4ga out along w a rmd port and a small 8ga hook w a switch above it.

Any help would be appreciated. Heres an image of mine.

[trickyricky]

Here's a manual a Diyma member recently posted of his... Thanks to DBlevel.

[ttocs]

the only different features between them are the fuse styles

[knightrider358]

Thanks tricky!!!

[vwdude]

What's different about the fuse styles? I only see the diff as the number of fuses. This is the type that I now of 3 of. I had the paperwork when I bought one new many moons ago but that did not survive.

[knightrider358]

Well after some researching here's what I found guys. I don't wanna open a can of worms but Just want to put the right info out there to all of us.

Our site only has the tibb manual for the 2 fused system and not the other 2 styles I know of. But Ive attached the 2 different manuals I have. One is from here and one is what tricky posted. But I printed both and have highlighted the diff. Scotts correct with the fuses I see what he is referring too. If you look at the tibb you will see PG refers to two different style fuses the PGU and KF styles. But also there is 4 significant other differences. Below I have listed them along with the PDF's of highlighting these differences.

1.) AGU & KF fuse styles
2.) One has RMD and other has ZRDT. Both ultimately achieve remote voltage status
3.) the ZBB series has has an extra Voltage Monitoring status that displays with the cover on
4.) the ZBB series has a single ground input for the circuit of the ZBB where the Tibb has dual ground and remote input in the same location as the ZBB
5.)the ZBB has a switch for turning off and on the led's for voltage displays

So anyways I hope this helps guys. I would really like to get manuals for all the diff block styles they did. Cause I know of at least 5 diff styles (not including the versions with diff ga in and outs) of power blocks they did.

zbb.pdf

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Tibb.pdf

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[mithatcann]

Well after some researching here's what I found guys. I don't wanna open a can of worms but Just want to put the right info out there to all of us.

Our site only has the tibb manual for the 2 fused system and not the other 2 styles I know of. But Ive attached the 2 different manuals I have. One is from here and one is what tricky posted. But I printed both and have highlighted the diff. Scotts correct with the fuses I see what he is referring too. If you look at the tibb you will see PG refers to two different style fuses the PGU and KF styles. But also there is 4 significant other differences. Below I have listed them along with the PDF's of highlighting these differences.

1.) AGU & KF fuse styles
2.) One has RMD and other has ZRDT. Both ultimately achieve remote voltage status
3.) the ZBB series has has an extra Voltage Monitoring status that displays with the cover on
4.) the ZBB series has a single ground input for the circuit of the ZBB where the Tibb has dual ground and remote input in the same location as the ZBB
5.)the ZBB has a switch for turning off and on the led's for voltage displays

So anyways I hope this helps guys. I would really like to get manuals for all the diff block styles they did. Cause I know of at least 5 diff styles (not including the versions with diff ga in and outs) of power blocks they did.

zbb.pdf

Tibb.pdf

Hi dear friend..

This topic is coming from in the past.. But I have a some question if you see I will be waiting your reply..

I think my product is ZBB series. Because of there is no remote input. It has a single ground input.

I don't have a voltage monitor, I think it's cable looks like an RJ44 jack. It consists of 2 pieces - and 2 pieces + cables. Can I get another voltage display result? It is very difficult for me to find phoenix gold voltage display screen..

[ttocs]

you should be able to use any volt meter and it is just a matter of finding a phone cable to plug into it and connecting to the right wires.

[mithatcann]

you should be able to use any volt meter and it is just a matter of finding a phone cable to plug into it and connecting to the right wires.

Voltmeters have 2 wires. However, the phoenix block distributor has 2 + 2 - wires in its socket. Do you think this will work?

I think there is a blue light in its original voltmeter, maybe one of the + and -'s for it. But I don't know and I'm not sure.

[ttocs]

yes IIRC two wires are power, two are ground.

[mithatcann]

yes IIRC two wires are power, two are ground.

Hi dear friend,

I found 4 pin remote bass control cable . It has been fit to jack on fuse block. After that I cut end of the cable. I think to connect to cables stinger voltmeter.

What is your idea about this?

[ttocs]

as I said inside the cable are 4 wires, two are power and and two are ground. A quick test with the voltmeter will tell you if they are power or ground, not sure if the stinger plugs directly into it if that is what your asking.