What sizes fuses go from battery to the amp on the kole audio 1920 watts kx2-1920?

This is the specs on it:

• RMS Power Rating:
  • 4 ohms: 1100 watts x 1 chan.
  • 2 ohms: 1800 watts x 1 chan.
  • 1 ohm: 2300 watts x 1 chan.
• Max power output: 3000 watts x 1 chan.

On the hk 980-2 those boxes are just for looks. I own one of these amps and im runnin 3x30amp fuses in it and it seems to put out 870-900 watts bridged at 14.5volts all day. I have an extra battery and i put 0-4 gauge reducers in mine. I have 2 memphis pr 12s and they sound really good on it.

Hello! The required voltage is 24 volts...which means two 12 volt batteries connected in series...It sounds as if you have two 12 volt batteries connected in parallel...Which doubles the amps and leaves the voltage at 12 volts...Connect the negative of one battery to the positive of the second battery...Then from the positive of battery #1 to the negative of battery #2 is the required 24 volts for the Kole...Guru...saailer

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The Amp Is Most Likely In Protection Mode... 2 Ways To Figure Out Whats Wrong With it Is Check Every Single Wire And Make Sure That Every thing Is Hooked Up Correct And There Are No Bad Connections With Ur Remote Wire, Ground Wire, And Battery 12v Wire, Rca Cables As Well. If Every Thing Checks Out Good Then Try Checking The Fuses And Make Sure u Are Using The Correct Fuses That Are Good For That Amp. If U try These 2 Things And You No Your Subs Are Hooked Up Correctly Then The Worst Is Probably There. I Had The Pioneer 7200 Amp And It was A Blown Amp And The Red Light was Constantly On. No Sound No Nothing. If U Try Those Steps And it Still Does Not Work Then Most likely Your Amplifier Is Toast. Hope This Helps :-)

if it stopped suddenly i would check the fuses and work your way back to the where the remote start wire is attached. if you where pushing it hard the fuse is likely. also check the connections on the amp closely.

check RCA cables..if not that, you may have lost a channel

It is correct to connect the amp turn on wire to the amplifier remote. 5V is sufficient to turn most amplifiers on... It should be 12V optimally.
If the amplifier is not turning on with the ant. remote, the problem is with the amplifier.

you need a fuse of 300amps or higher with 1/2aut cable power supply connected to an after market altenator. also make sure the subs are wired properly.

chenge and replace the safe of the amp