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I think I'm missing something here. My Elcon PFC 5000 has a 110/220V three-wire input cable (power to the charger), a two-wire 10 gauge output cable to an Anderson connector (power to the traction pack), and a piggybacked 18g red-wire on the output cable (charge interlock)
But I think I'm missing something. The manual seems to indicate that the little 18g wire provides a 12v source (up to 2A) when the charger is off, and 0v when the charger is on. This cable would activate a contactor coil, or in my case the Soliton-1.
But that would mean 12v accessory power would have to flow through and be controlled by the charger. Where does this go?? Does this have something to do with the multi-pin round connector?
I think I'm missing something here. My Elcon PFC 5000 has a 110/220V three-wire input cable (power to the charger), a two-wire 10 gauge output cable to an Anderson connector (power to the traction pack), and a piggybacked 18g red-wire on the output cable (charge interlock)
But I think I'm missing something. The manual seems to indicate that the little 18g wire provides a 12v source (up to 2A) when the charger is off, and 0v when the charger is on. This cable would activate a contactor coil, or in my case the Soliton-1.
But that would mean 12v accessory power would have to flow through and be controlled by the charger. Where does this go?? Does this have something to do with the multi-pin round connector?