Got one of these and a downside they don't mention is that it only fits with the storage bin removed (FITS pockets don't clear). Whereas it appears the Groundshaker offering has a vertical taper that allows it to fit.
Not uncommon for modern vehicles to not directly have an engine coolant temperature and rather infer it through the cylinder head. If the coolant level is low then there's nothing for the sensor to read and it might not catch it.
The DC-DC converter the hybrid has in lieu of an alternator is rated to output 265 amps and theoretically has about a 150 amp headroom over typical vehicle operating draw. Obviously there's a lot of discussion about the performance of the battery so key-off loading is touchy, but while the...
It's designed only to plug into the add-on Perimeter Security System module. So if you have factory-integrated remote start via fob it's not compatible.
Follow the link in @bgn's post and select your vehicle. That has the full details on placement, etc.. The strips are just for if the kit's original blocks aren't thick enough to wedge in place. They get stuck to the larger block to turn it into a 20mm x ~16mm (vs 20x13).
They're going to be built in South Carolina.
Don't forget these are much bigger. Tahoe/F-150 sized so the $60k pricetag isn't that out there for that class of vehicle.
It'd be on the same circuit regardless. And technically there isn't a fuse anyways.
But to answer your question it runs as a single wire from the BCM down the passenger front door sill, beneath the passenger seat, and splits beneath the driver's seat.