Is this compatible to hook up a pump start relay? and a rain sensor?
1402248
I haven't tried what you're asking but don't see why not if you can find a 24 volt relay that can handle the pump's voltage and amperage (wattage).
1053502
no this relay would not like water, if you were putting it under a dash that would not allow it to get soaked would probably be alright. Then again it could be put in something that is water proof and still do the job. Hope this helps.
1209728
Yes, compatible, make sure you wire up pin... 7? To be your 12vdc to your relay.
126564
I'm not sure of the amperage, but you should be using it in conjunction with an automotive relay. This way, it will be protected.The 5th switch turns power to the remote on or off.It's not waterproof, but I believe it to be water resistant. I've taken the remote apart...and there doesn't seem to be any design faults that would not allow its use in the rain.
914520
First glance, didn't see a rain sensor connection, but the manual does mention that one is available and can be connected. I don't have one.
820110
I agree with James, I don't think it would work. The unit is designed to connect a 12V source to a load of some kind. I use mine to turn on/off a fountain pump and a second unit to turn on/off the fountain lights. You might be able to use this unit to open or close a solenoid which in turn could connect/disconnect your "wires" but that would be more complicated to set up.
399625
You can go to this website for compatibility http://www.raintracker.com/compatibility/ all instructions come with the unit and can also be found online.
1205804
Yes, should work as long as you convert to 12 volt. Think the wires were a little over 2 foot long. Boat is in storage now. Note: When wiring pump pay close attention to + and - connections. Follow the directions because if hooked up wrong it will fry the auto switch.
600073
It should work. The only part you might have to buy is a relay sensor that's about $70-$100
1376366
If your pump runs off a 12 volt battery or 6 volt { standard automotive battery} it will work just fine
1908887
yes but make sure your controller output voltage is enough to pull the coil in for the pump starter. (example coil voltage is 24 volts your controller has to be able to output that voltage. Hopefully this information is helpful.
634273
No. It is not compatible unless a relay is used. This particular heater is 240 volts. It needs a thermostat that installs on either end to regulate the unit.
57348
Probably not, it sends a low voltage low current output that would definitely not turn a pump on directly. You might be able to have it turn on a low voltage relay that would then turn on the pump.
1534238
Yes, you are right. It has water sensors. If there is no water to touch the sensors, the pump will not start. Thanks for your interest.
2207847
It should but I would find out the starting surge wattage of your pump first. I know a 1.5HP starting needs about 6000+ starting wattage which is too much for this as it's only a 4400 starting and 3400 running. However, if yours is only a 1/2HP, you might be okay. Check it out first.
1875154
This unit has a dry-output, SPDT relay. If all your motor needs is a closed or open circuit trigger, then yes this will work.
194156
If you are looking for a switch to activate the pump at a certain water level and then shut off the pump when the water is gone, this will not work. I would look for micro switch.