Innovv Power Hub1 Install and Review

fredaroony · Nov 27, 2016

I got this to power extra accessories like phones and my two GoPros. It gives you 5 circuits switched 12 volts with a maximum of 5 amps per circuit. If you need more than this then you will need a use a relay or another device.

I liked this because it's water and dust proof plus it's very cheap. The full details can be found here http://www.innovv.com/innovv-power-hub1-cjxt

The leads to the battery were far too short so I needed to buy extra wire to lengthen the cables. I also added superseal connectors on four of the leads and a SAE connector on the last one. You get a single ground lead and I tied all 5 grounds to this single lead.

I used the rear tail light feed for the trigger wire.

The unit fits absolutely perfectly under the tail section on my 2016 GS.

The device out of the box

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Taps and battery terminals

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fredaroony · Nov 27, 2016

Lengthened battery leads

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Leads with superseal connectors

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mcinlb · Nov 27, 2016

Looks a bit untidy :nenau

I use this - http://www.nippynormans.com/fuse-panels/fuzeblock-switchable-fuse-panel :thumb2

fredaroony · Nov 27, 2016

mcinlb said:
Looks a bit untidy

I use this - http://www.nippynormans.com/fuse-panels/fuzeblock-switchable-fuse-panel

Can easily hide the leads....

Those Fuzeblocks are not waterproof either.....

fredaroony · Nov 28, 2016

I had it a little wrong with the amps per circuit. The maximum you can have per one circuit is 15 amps and you just need to change the fuse. The total output will still be 40 amps though.

I also mentioned the battery lead length to Innovv and they are looking at making it longer in the next batch.

Joe narvey · Nov 28, 2016

fredaroony said:
I had it a little wrong with the amps per circuit. The maximum you can have per one circuit is 15 amps and you just need to change the fuse. The total output will still be 40 amps though.

I also mentioned the battery lead length to Innovv and they are looking at making it longer in the next batch.

I thought max safe current was 10amps ?

fredaroony · Nov 28, 2016

Joe narvey said:
I thought max safe current was 10amps ?

No, it's 15 amps and the total cannot go above 40 amps. I can't imagine what you would need to run above 15 amps on a bike

It's labelled on the device

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Joe narvey · Nov 28, 2016

fredaroony said:
No, it's 15 amps and the total cannot go above 40 amps. I can't imagine what you would need to run above 15 amps on a bike

It's labelled on the device

I use a fuze block and my expresso machine can blow out the 10amp fuse so maybe I need to change the fuse, switch off the rotisserie when making a coffee.

Rusty Bolts · Nov 29, 2016

fredaroony said:
I got this to power extra accessories like phones and my two GoPros. It gives you 5 circuits switched 12 volts with a maximum of 5 amps per circuit. If you need more than this then you will need a use a relay or another device.

I liked this because it's water and dust proof plus it's very cheap. The full details can be found here http://www.innovv.com/innovv-power-hub1-cjxt

The leads to the battery were far too short so I needed to buy extra wire to lengthen the cables. I also added superseal connectors on four of the leads and a SAE connector on the last one. You get a single ground lead and I tied all 5 grounds to this single lead.

I used the rear tail light feed for the trigger wire.

The unit fits absolutely perfectly under the tail section on my 2016 GS.

The device out of the box

Taps and battery terminals

I like the idea of an onboard consumer unit so you can accessorise your awesome steed.
I am probably looking at it wrong but does that SAE plug have a live output terminal (red wire) un-insulated and flapping about in the breeze.

fredaroony · Nov 29, 2016

Rusty Bolts said:
I like the idea of an onboard consumer unit so you can accessorise your awesome steed.
I am probably looking at it wrong but does that SAE plug have a live output terminal (red wire) un-insulated and flapping about in the breeze.

I put a cap on it

Rusty Bolts · Nov 29, 2016

Excellent idea, carry on!

Moose · Feb 11, 2017

Fred,

I followed you to this thread from the Hex ezCan post - thanks for the great photos and details.

I noticed that you neatly placed the ezCan under the plastic sub-frame cover towards the front of the bike but had the Innovv in the precious storage space under the rear seat. Was that because the unit is too tall to fit under the plastic cover (it looks tall)?

Richard

fredaroony · Feb 11, 2017

Moose said:
Fred,

I followed you to this thread from the Hex ezCan post - thanks for the great photos and details.

I noticed that you neatly placed the ezCan under the plastic sub-frame cover but had the Innovv in the precious storage space under the rear seat. Was that because the unit is too tall to fit under the plastic cover (it looks tall)?

Richard

Not at all and I could had hid all the cables of the Innovv down the side like I did with the EZCan. The main part of the Innovv would have been too tall to fit it in the exposed part though and you would not be able to put the seat on. You would not want it in the exposed part anyway

Moose · Feb 11, 2017

Thanks for the prompt reply. I might go down this route if the ezCan isn't readily available in the UK (and it is far cheaper

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fredaroony · Feb 11, 2017

Moose said:
Thanks for the prompt reply. I might go down this route if the ezCan isn't readily available in the UK (and it is far cheaper )

If you don't need any of the extra features of the EZCan then the Innovv is great value. I only replaced it because I wanted the CANBUS features.

Bake · Feb 11, 2017

Moose said:
Thanks for the prompt reply. I might go down this route if the ezCan isn't readily available in the UK (and it is far cheaper )

I tried to get the ezCan but they wouldn't post to the uk as no EU approval ( sooner the better we are out of it!)
I fitted the Lenovo after reading Fred's thread

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Bake · Feb 11, 2017

Bake said:
I tried to get the ezCan but they wouldn't post to the uk as no EU approval ( sooner the better we are out of it!)
I fitted the Lenovo after reading Fred's thread

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Innovo........ spell checker!!!!

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dinku · Feb 12, 2017

Bake said:
I tried to get the ezCan but they wouldn't post to the uk as no EU approval ( sooner the better we are out of it!)
I fitted the Lenovo after reading Fred's thread

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Beemershop in usa post to UK.

dinku · Feb 12, 2017

fredaroony said:
I got this to power extra accessories like phones and my two GoPros. It gives you 5 circuits switched 12 volts with a maximum of 5 amps per circuit. If you need more than this then you will need a use a relay or another device.

I liked this because it's water and dust proof plus it's very cheap. The full details can be found here http://www.innovv.com/innovv-power-hub1-cjxt

The leads to the battery were far too short so I needed to buy extra wire to lengthen the cables. I also added superseal connectors on four of the leads and a SAE connector on the last one. You get a single ground lead and I tied all 5 grounds to this single lead.

I used the rear tail light feed for the trigger wire.

The unit fits absolutely perfectly under the tail section on my 2016 GS.

The device out of the box

Taps and battery terminals

Thank you for the information. Based on your guide and review i bought the Hex EZCan and the Power Hub.

The images you use look a lot similar to the the one on the website of innovv.?

fredaroony · Feb 12, 2017

dinku said:
Thank you for the information. Based on your guide and review i bought the Hex EZCan and the Power Hub.

The images you use look a lot similar to the the one on the website of innovv.?

Glad you found it useful

Yes they asked me if they could use them and they have a lot of user reviews on their site.

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