The Stebel mounted on my S50

[Serena Elizabeth G]

FYI, I and many others have this wired through the stock horn button. No issues unless you don't use a relay which I believe you have taken care of.

Technical specifications:
Sound Output: 139 dB
Operating Voltage: 12 Volts
Absorbed Current: less than 18A
Fundamental Frequency: 530 Hz & 680 Hz
Weight: 0.6 kg (1.3 lbs)
Dimensions: Approximately 4.8"x4.5"x3"
Reaction time: less than 90 milli-secon

[future futbol player]

I'd venture a guess that everybody uses the stock horn button to trigger the relay. No reason to do it any other way......unless maybe you want to keep the stock horn too.

The question, I believe, was where to get the power from for the relay contacts and the actual horn. With the draw approaching 18 amps and the recomendation for 12 g wire, it pretty much has to be a new circuit. :bluethum:

[Johnny P]

I wired mine directly from the battery with an inline fuse. FWIW

[tommy+casey4ever]

[Prasanth Genius]

Thanks all. I have to wait 'till it stops raining and the holiday's over to get to it. And while I do that I'll also hook up my brake modulator to the 2 extra LED lights I got to put on the rear. The headlight modulator's already in and works as advertised.

[polarrbear]

Yup, the accessory terminals have a 10 amp fuse, so I would find a 20 amp to tap into or run right to the battery.

[growing cub]

I wondered where you were.
Happy holidays all and be safe.

[Charlotte =]]

I bought my stebel from bikerhiway with the wire kit. Got it on sale and paid less for the horn, wire kit and shipping than if I had bought the horn alone. Not on sale now but you get the point.

[sexyneverlefther]

Interesting - that Stebel plug and play wiring harness from bikerhiway has a 30 amp fuse, but the wire kit has a 20 amp fuse. The relay will handle 30 amps.

[ivwillrockyou]

I just wanted the most simple way to wire it up since I am somewhat of an electrical idiot. It worked well for me and has been on for two seasons now. Sucker is loud!!