Add a remote switch for an inverter?
I have a couple of pure sine wave inverters. They are bargain inverters; however, I find them to work well enough and they satisfy my needs. But I really wish I had a remote on/off switch for them. ...
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lc0338 wrote:smkettner wrote:
So get a wireless remote to connect to the extended switch.
May need to drive a relay. Easy as a transfer switch.
http://www.amazon.com/Channel-Wireless-Controller-Electronics-Power
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If wireless there would not be a need to "extend the swith" in the first place or am i missing something?
I agree, if I went with wireless like the video demonstrates how to do then there would be no purpose to extending the switch.
While wireless would certainly be slick, I don't know if I like the idea of yet another parasitic draw on the batteries for powering the control module. Sort of goes against the boondockery mentality. But I do have spare 12V switches, maybe I'll just use one of those for a remote parallel switch rather than a wireless one?
