05-31-2017, 06:17 AM
Pam, most Newells use a ground to start, ground to stop scheme. A grounded wire is connected to the "start" wire to initiate starting and the same sequence for the "stop" operation. This means three wires and any number of switches. The switches are momentary contact, spring return to mid position and single pole double throw. That's likely more than you'll ever need to know!!
The Xantrex module (809-0915) will have several types of connections, pick the one that suits your requirement. Some sets require a "preheat" prior to start.
The Later Newells are using an autostart controller using a two wire control. Close the two wires together and leave connected for as long as running is desired. Opening the two wires causes the set to stop.
More info than you bargained for........
The Xantrex module (809-0915) will have several types of connections, pick the one that suits your requirement. Some sets require a "preheat" prior to start.
The Later Newells are using an autostart controller using a two wire control. Close the two wires together and leave connected for as long as running is desired. Opening the two wires causes the set to stop.
More info than you bargained for........
Gordon Jones
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