PowerTek tv lock out
I would like to have my kids watch tv while I am driving (2008 Tioga 31M). The tv is not visible to the driver. It is powered by a 12 volt receptacle. The DVD player, however, operates on 120 VAC, an...
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I wanted to attach a photo showing the PowerTek RL 1003 television lock out relay, but I don't know how to do it. Here is my description, without the photo.
The #1 arrow points to the black wire that comes out of the relay and goes to the 110 VAC plug on the face plate. Arrow #2 is the black wire that comes in from the 110 VAC outside source to the relay. Arrow #3 shows two brown wires going into the relay. My plan is to join wires #1 and #2 (black), which will send 110 VAC current directly to the plug, thereby bypassing the relay.
The #1 arrow points to the black wire that comes out of the relay and goes to the 110 VAC plug on the face plate. Arrow #2 is the black wire that comes in from the 110 VAC outside source to the relay. Arrow #3 shows two brown wires going into the relay. My plan is to join wires #1 and #2 (black), which will send 110 VAC current directly to the plug, thereby bypassing the relay.
