Ground When Armed Output Purpose?

lol.

A 15A fuse for an LED?????  That would be more current then most high powered head units.  It may be 15mA.  :)

Keven, The LED itself doesnt have a fuse in it. I installed a fuse in line. At first I started with a 5 amp fuse and it blew it right away. Then I used a 10 amp and it blew about 5 seconds. I now have a 15 amp and its fine.

I am an idiot, none of my devices are 800Ma. I just used that to try and make a point. The output on my armed output is 500Ma. How long would it take to burn up the output? I doubt having those wires run off that output will  overheat it.

When I have the ground wire grounded and the orange wire to armed output, I am able to program the LED speed, but then when I arm it, I get nothing. With both black and orange being wired to the armed ouput, I cant program the speed, but the LED works when I arm the system. I just dont understand it. This is exactly how I did it... I have a relay that is supposed to run my neaon underbody lights (which I never installed) That relay used has 2 power wires since that relay is to convert polarity. I have 1 power wire splitting off to those 2 wires with an inline fuse that was 10 amps. I then spliced off of one of those wires for the LED power wire using a fuse inline rated at 5 amps. When I first installed the LED, I blew the 5 amp right away, and since I had no small blade fuses laying around I used my fog lights fuse which was 20 amps. The LED didnt work then so I thought I messed it up. So I ripped out the LED only to rip off the plug on it. I then had to use butt connectors to fix that. When I went to install it again this morning, I then blew the 10 amp fuse. I replaced that with a 20 amp and the other with a 15 amp. Thats where I am thinking the LED needs a 15 amp.