Solenoid as relay question- install inverter
Hello All- 1st time post! I'm attempting to wire an inverter into my coach outlets on my 1999 Born Free 24RB. What I'm trying to do is install the inverter on a transfer switch to the outlets ci...
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USE THIS
Fimco 12V Wireless Remote Control
3.6 out of 5 stars 84 customer reviews
| 55 answered questions
Price: $25.39
To On/Off
The magnetic coil
Of THIS
PAC PAC-80 80-Amp Relay Battery Isolator
by PAC
$13.35
Would be effective to control up to a 750 watt rated inverter.
And it would be all wireless. Have something plugged into an outlet to glow and when it glows you know your inverter is ON.
Piece of cake. The big relay could care less which polarity goes into and out of the two magnetic coil terminals.
I just tested some 150 and 200 amp continuous solenoids (relays) and their coils consume under one amp of current. So the White Rogers listed above should be around a 3/4 amp draw.
I've done this a dozen times at least so it is reality not theory.
USE THIS
Fimco 12V Wireless Remote Control
3.6 out of 5 stars 84 customer reviews
| 55 answered questions
Price: $25.39
To On/Off
The magnetic coil
Of THIS
PAC PAC-80 80-Amp Relay Battery Isolator
by PAC
$13.35
Would be effective to control up to a 750 watt rated inverter.
And it would be all wireless. Have something plugged into an outlet to glow and when it glows you know your inverter is ON.
Piece of cake. The big relay could care less which polarity goes into and out of the two magnetic coil terminals.
I just tested some 150 and 200 amp continuous solenoids (relays) and their coils consume under one amp of current. So the White Rogers listed above should be around a 3/4 amp draw.
I've done this a dozen times at least so it is reality not theory.
