Help with Oracle BC1 Controller Electrical Setup

[PowerKong]

To start, I have a stock 2019 Camaro 2ss.
I bought an Oracle ColorShift Underglow LED Strip product, and it was recommended that I buy the Oracle BC1 ColorShift controller. The BC1 controller was labeled as being 10A. I’m nothing of an electrician, and neither is my dad, but after some googling we came to the conclusion that the battery was in the trunk of the car, and we assumed that we needed to connect it to the battery. After getting to the battery, we saw two connection slots with the options seeming to be 350A and 200A. We connected the red line of the BC1 controller to the 350A section, which worked fine and did light up the LED strips that we connected to the BC1 controller for a while, but later the lights randomly stopped working. Upon further inspection, the fuse in the BC1 controller’s red line had blown. I hope that all made sense, and the question is: does anyone know of a better place to connect this 10A connector to the Camaro’s battery or another way to get power to the BC1 controller? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can provide any and all information necessary to help.

PS. I am 100% new to this forum page and I’m very sorry if I am not abiding by a rule that I may have over looked or missed.

[0stones0]

First off, welcome!
I don’t think I have a definitive answer for you but, I would suggest connecting to one of the fuse panels before I would go directly to the battery.

[PowerKong]

Ok thank you! Ill give it a look this weekend!

[Valkyrie14]

I just installed the 2.0 controller. I ran the wires from the lights to the trunk. There is a a power and a ground you can use that is in the bundle that runs to the amp in the trunk. Red wire with white stripe is 12V, and the black is the ground. That is what I just used and works great.