Waytek Introduces Vehicle Electrical Centers for Power Distribution
Waytek, a distributor of electrical supplies, now offers custom high-current power distribution vehicle electrical centers engineered and manufactured for specific applications

Waytek, a distributor of electrical supplies, now offers custom high-current power distribution vehicle electrical centers engineered and manufactured for specific applications.
Single Vehicle Electrical Centers and Dual Vehicle Electrical Centers are widely used power distribution modules for DC powered vehicles. Trucks and Trailers use the VEC/DVEC for distributing main and auxiliary "add-on" power applications. They are also commonly used as engine controllers, transmission controllers, and ABS brake system control modules.
The VEC and DVEC offer a customized high current power distribution center in a compact size. They use patented programmable 3D matrix technologies that can be modified to accommodate a wide range of applications.
Waytek provides an engineering team to develop a prototype that fits your needs, and gives you a plug and play installation.
The VEC and DVEC accept standard 2.8mm wide terminals including mini fuses, mini circuit breakers, relays, flashers, diodes and more. They allow you to eliminate external jumpers and splices in wire harnesses that are subject to the harsh environments, and give you a protected centralized unit for power distribution.
The VEC can accommodate up to 2 input connectors, 4 bladed inputs or 2 studs, and 4 output connectors. The DVEC can accommodate up to twice this amount.
For more information: www.waytekwire.com
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