ezCAN controller for lights
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ezCAN controller for lights
Has anyone installed this?
https://www.hexezcan.com/ezcan-for-h...llation-guide/
Looks like a simple way to customize light functions and reduce the number of leads to the battery.
https://www.hexezcan.com/ezcan-for-h...llation-guide/
Looks like a simple way to customize light functions and reduce the number of leads to the battery.
Road Master
Joined: May 2022
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From: Near Memphis
I had one of these four four years on my R1200RT and never had a problem. It worked great and is very easy to configure with their app. You can get them at Cyclops. I've bought a few things there and their CS is excellent.
I use a PDM60 on my '21 Road King which is ok. I recall why I chose that one other than maybe it was on sale at the time. Were I do it again, I would definitely get the EzCAN because you can program it to do things like, flashing fog lights when you trigger the horn. It's limited to four circuits, but after installing the PDM60 with its 6 circuits, I found I only used four (heated gear, Fiamm Highway Blasters, USB power port, and a Garmin power supply).
The short answer I suppose is that the EzCAN is a very reliable and useful accessory with lots of interesting functionality.
I use a PDM60 on my '21 Road King which is ok. I recall why I chose that one other than maybe it was on sale at the time. Were I do it again, I would definitely get the EzCAN because you can program it to do things like, flashing fog lights when you trigger the horn. It's limited to four circuits, but after installing the PDM60 with its 6 circuits, I found I only used four (heated gear, Fiamm Highway Blasters, USB power port, and a Garmin power supply).
The short answer I suppose is that the EzCAN is a very reliable and useful accessory with lots of interesting functionality.
Last edited by Pappy35; May 12, 2023 at 10:10 AM.
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