Installation, Figure 2-6, generator run sense options, On generator – Magnum Energy AGS Stand Alone (ME-AGS-S) User Manual
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Installation
Figure 2-6, Generator Run Sense Options
Option 3 – Use an external 120VAC coiled relay to bring the generator's battery voltage to
the AGS run sense port (AGS Terminal Block Port #2) only while the generator is running.
The generator’s battery voltage must be 10 to 40 VDC.
120VAC Coil Relay
On Generator
NC
COM
NEU
HOT
NO
120VAC Outlet
Inside Generator
Generator
Battery
negative
run sense
AGS Terminal Block Ports:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
DC Fuse
(5A max)
Option 1 - Tap into the positive side of the generator’s hour meter or running light; ensure
the voltage is 10 to 40 VDC only while the generator is running.
Generator
Battery
Inside Generator
Generator
Running Lamp
OR
Generator
Hour Meter
0
1
2
3
negative
DC Fuse
(5A max)
run sense
AGS Terminal Block Ports:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Option 2 - Use a 120VAC to 12VDC step-down transformer (normally used to charge power
equipment batteries) and plug into the generator’s 120VAC output. The step-down
transformer provides 12 VDC output only while the generator is running.
negative
DC Fuse
(5A max)
run sense
AGS Terminal Block Ports:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
On Generator
120VAC Outlet
120VAC IN
12VDC OUT
TRANSFORMER
What if my generator does not have a run sense output? If your gen-
erator is not equipped with a generator run sense output, review Figure 2-6
for alternative options.
Option 3 – Use an external 120 VAC coiled relay to bring the generator’s battery voltage
to the AGS run sense port (AGS Terminal Block Port #2) only while the generator is
running. The generator’s battery voltage must be 10-40 VDC.
Option 2 – Use a 120 VAC to 12 VDC step-down transformer (normally used to charge
power equipment batteries) and plug into the generator’s 120 VAC output. The step-
down transformer provides 12 VDC output only while the generator is running.
Option 1 – Tap into the positive side of the generator’s hour meter or running light;
ensure the voltage is only 10-40 VDC while the generator is running.