Tell me if this is safe (westy electrical)

[candyman]

So i finally installed a sure power 1314a for my house battery that powers fridge furnace and other misc. electronics. those components all run through a blue seas fuse box. Now i want to hook my water faucet up through the aux battery as well. All that wiring is intact as well as the generic westy relay box, that box is no longer powered since the starter battery now powers the 1314a. My question is, since all the water faucet wiring is in stock place, from little black fuse box on drivers B pillar To the westy relay under drivers seat, can I just run a lead from the aux battery lug on the 1314a to power the westy relay box? I quickly jumped those connections and it powers the faucet and kitchen battery level\water level lights.
Would it be safe to run a dedicated wire for this to achieve powering the faucet off aux battery? If so should I fuse it even though the faucet is fused through the little black box? I know there are other ways to power the faucet, but I figured since all the wiring is already there, the simplest thing would be to run a lead from the aux battery lug on the 1314a to energize the westy relay. Good idea or bad idea?

Thanks!

[crazyvwvanman]

Yes, keep the 2 fuse box wired in for the kitchen and power it from the aux battery.

Depending on WHERE the aux battery and 1314A are located, an additional fuse may be required. One is probably a good idea in any case.

Mark

[candyman]

[crazyvwvanman]

There are 2 red wires that originally ran from the Westy fridge relay to the 2 fuses behind the driver seat.
If you look very closely you should be able to tell that one of the 2 reds is slightly smaller than the other.
That smaller red powers the kitchen.
You should be able to safely hook it right to the 1314A power post that is on the aux battery side, but a 10 amp inline fuse right there isn't a bad idea.

Mark

[candyman]