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how many amperes will the bluetooth device need... the bootlight can possibly supply around upto 5A.

5A should be plenty!!

I didn't think of the rear lights, good idea thanks. I just hope there is a constant 12V feed there, rather than only present when the lights are turned on. Even so, thats probably sufficient to keep it's internal Battery topped up.

Martin.

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hey Martin,

sorry if we got you a little confused.

Just to confirm I was referring to the courtesy light in the boot, that turns on when you open the boot.

You can find it just under the rear parcel shelf... I believe the earth is "switched" and the power is continuous.

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hey Martin,

sorry if we got you a little confused.

Just to confirm I was referring to the courtesy light in the boot, that turns on when you open the boot.

You can find it just under the rear parcel shelf... I believe the earth is "switched" and the power is continuous.

OK, even better :)

Thanks!

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