Does E Circuit of Isolator DW08770 Need to Be Completed
Question:
I have a small motor home and need to replace the battery isolater. The one that I have only has 3 terminals. Alternator in, main battery out, secondary battery out. Can I just install the DW08770 without having to run the E wire? Will it still work properly?
asked by: Chip S
Expert Reply:
The E circuit needs to be completed on the # DW08770 in order for the circuits of the isolator to be completed. If that circuit does not run to a 12 volt source it would not allow the circuits to complete. Typically this is ran to a keyed power source so that the circuits are only active when the vehicle is running. So basically you have to run it to a power source to turn it on. You can do this by running it to a power source that is on all the time if you have no need for it to turn off and on with the key of it.
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Deka Battery Isolator - 95 Amp
- Battery Charger
- Battery Isolators
- 6V
- 12V
- 24V
- 36V
- 48V
- 50V
- Vehicle Battery to Auxiliary Battery
- Deka
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