How does the Solenoid work? How does it know when to turn on and off? Is it configurable?
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When the solenoid is plugged in, the valve is open. When the solenoid is unplugged, the valve is close. The solenoid can be connected to a timer and synchronized with your lighting system for your planted aquarium. Therefore, when the light is on, it will start to release CO2 for your plants. Hope it answers your question.
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The solenoid work best if you connect it to a timer. When the timer is ON, the solenoid will open as well - letting the Co2 pass through. When the timer is OFF, he solenoid will close stopping the flow. In my case I have it connected to the same timer that is running the lights, so when lights are on the bubbles start flowing, and they stop as soon as lights go off. It is not configurable, the power will make it open, lack of power will make it close. What you can configure or change is the flow rate.
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You will need to plug it in to a timer if you want it on a schedule. Without a timer, this regulator is either on or off. You can adjust the flow rate, but that is all.
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Gary, I'm not sure what your asking here. Could you be more specific? The solenoid (the two smaller screws) and the power connections (the two larger connectors) both operate on 12VDC. It doesn't matter how much current (amperage) you have available for the solenoid (as long as it's enough to operate it) as it will only draw the current it needs to operate. As far as the power switch goes, you can pull up to the rated 150 amps through it. It should last as long as it's designed to at up to 150 amps. More than that will likely shorten it's life. A lot more than that will probably burn it out instantly. Again, if you can be more specific, I'd be happy to help. Gary, I'm not sure what your asking here. Could you be more specific? The solenoid (the two smaller screws) and the power connections (the two larger connectors) both operate on 12VDC. It doesn't matter how much current (amperage) you have available for the solenoid (as long as it's enough to operate it) as it will only draw the current it needs to operate. As far as the power switch goes, you can pull up to the rated 150 amps through it. It should last as long as it's designed to at up to 150 amps. More than that will likely shorten it's life. A lot more than that will probably burn it out... » Read More Gary, I'm not sure what your asking here. Could you be more specific? The solenoid (the two smaller screws) and the power connections (the two larger connectors) both operate on 12VDC. It doesn't matter how much current (amperage) you have available for the solenoid (as long as it's enough to operate it) as it will only draw the current it needs to operate. As far as the power switch goes, you can pull up to the rated 150 amps through it. It should last as long as it's designed to at up to 150 amps. More than that will likely shorten it's life. A lot more than that will probably burn it out instantly. Again, if you can be more specific, I'd be happy to help. « Show Less
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When I put it in manual it worked fine. If only one component is on, it will switch to it.
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it depends you can set it up to turn on when you put it on in Reverse, or you can set it up to turn on and off whenever you want. it depends on which fuse you hook it up to.
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It is toggled off & on. The LED indicator light come on in the on position only. It has a very positive feel to it and is very easy to wire. It can not be turned on by accident with the cover down. I would recommend this to anyone. I hope this helps.
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It seems to switch on and off to control temp. I use it to warm up hookah charcoal, I don't use it for any real cooking.
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The wire runs a fuel shut off solenoid in the carb so it doesn't run on after you shut it off as for the eye let I am not sure what it is.
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You turn it on and off by holding the Traction control button. You can make all the adjustments via the cruise control stalk if you don't have the evic and steering wheel buttons.
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From the battery to unit heavy guage wire and also from player to unit so it will turn on when player turns on. I wired mine from player to fighter pilot toggle switch to unit so I have the option to use or not.
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Along with camshaft sensor it controls the engine's,timing, idle, gas mileage, etc. The solenoid senses oil pressure, and on these vehicles were know to be defective sometimes, the little screens inside can come out and get down into the engine , it is wise to replace it.
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You're right to be confused, R. S.See my question about what that schematic is supposed to be for.Read the comments to the answers to find the scoop on this solenoid.
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It's for a golf cart, but I'm using it to disconnect the battery when I don't drive for weeks at a time. I don't think I would try it as a starter solenoid.
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Yes, it does have the solenoids, and it does come with the remote. Warn will tell you it doesn't but it does. I hooked mine up easily and it was quickly working.
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I am not sure, i know it has a switch to turn on and off. I never let it sit long enough to find out.
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I have had it about a year and a half. I set it up for battery operation in the house as per instructions, then I added the siren. I had to figure out the wiring , but it works perfectly, now , especially when I forget I set it, and it goes off when I'm not holding the fob to stop it.. Hope this helps. I have a dog now so in the winter I don't set it every time..PS: I do have a DC adapter connected now, so I will avoid battery failure. NO apparent problems, with the unit !
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yes u can but only the starter solenoid. u could probe the control wire on the solenoid directly (this would be the small wire). and apply power,or u could pull the starter relay and probe the load terminal (the wire going to the control terminal on starter solenoid) apply power & starter should spin over.
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I received your question but it was a battery solenoid that I purchased and not a starter solenoid. sorry I can't help.