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Re: Is there any auto generator switch? its one of them portable ones |
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breto
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Lake Zurich, IL | Does it have an electric starter?
Then you can use something like this to "press" the starter button for you...
»www.controlbyweb.com/webrelay
Or better yet, you can start it, and then monitor other things about it (temperature, gas level, output voltage OK, etc.) with this...
»www.controlbyweb.com/x310/
...the relay on these units might not be rated enough amps to switch the starter motor directly, but you can always have that relay trigger another relay that is. |
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 cowboyroPremium
join:2000-10-11
Shelton, CT | reply to treichhart
Likely won't work. Too difficult to play with the choke. |
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You need to look into generators that are designed to be auto starting.
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 LazManPremium
join:2003-03-26
canada | reply to treichhart
Could you be more cryptic? 
This is a portable generator...
This is ALSO a portable generator...
And there's a world of difference between them...
Get an proper automatic standby system, with transfer switch, power-loss detection and automatic start... Probably cost in the 2-3 grand range for a "home" grade one.
As was very correctly pointed out; it's not safe to rig a remote starter onto a system not meant for it. Life and Fire safety being the first to come to mind. |
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| alright its them ones you can get at menards or lowes if that isnt more cryptic for you to understand. Under 1k in price watch. |
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