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hammer408(at)comcast.net
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Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 3:02 pm Post subject: E-Bus Alternate Switch

Bob:



In your Z-32 Diagram, you use a 1-3 Switch - Is this a B&C S700-1-3: Single

Pole-Double Throw ???



My second question is:



I have a Honeywell 1TL-1-2D (MS24658-22D)  - Locking Single Pole-Single

Throw that I purchased from Digi-Key and I'm wondering if that would work in

place of the 1-3 ?  If it can, then this switch has 2 terminals: #2 &

#3..... (NO #1)....would I wire the ground to #2 and 22g from the relay to

#3...........or do I really need to order a SPDT ?



Thanks



Henry Trzeciakowski

Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 9:08 am Post subject: E-Bus Alternate Switch

At 08:02 PM 11/29/2008, you wrote:

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<hammer408(at)comcast.net>



Bob:



In your Z-32 Diagram, you use a 1-3 Switch - Is this a B&C S700-1-3: Single

Pole-Double Throw ???


	


   Yes. This presumes also that your system includes

   a pullable 5A breaker for the alternator field supply.

   This allows you to do ground operations battery only

   by pulling the field breaker.

 	  Quote: 	
		  My second question is:



I have a Honeywell 1TL-1-2D (MS24658-22D)  - Locking Single Pole-Single

Throw that I purchased from Digi-Key and I'm wondering if that would work in

place of the 1-3 ?  If it can, then this switch has 2 terminals: #2 &

#3..... (NO #1)....would I wire the ground to #2 and 22g from the relay to

#3...........or do I really need to order a SPDT ?


	


   The Honeywell switch is fine. The 1TL1-2D is OFF when

   the toggle is on the key-way side. See:



http://aeroelectric.com/Mfgr_Data/Switches/Microswitch_TL-Series.pdf



   This means that the switch would have to be installed

   key-way down.



   Bob . . .

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hammer408(at)comcast.net
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 4:35 pm Post subject: E-Bus Alternate Switch

So Bob,



If I understand what you're saying:     mount the 1TL-1-2D keyway down, #2

terminal = ground wire and #3 terminal  = 22 g wire from S401 relay.....or

do I have it backwards ???



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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 5:20 am Post subject: E-Bus Alternate Switch

At 09:37 PM 11/30/2008, you wrote:

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So Bob,



If I understand what you're saying:     mount the 1TL-1-2D keyway down, #2

terminal = ground wire and #3 terminal  = 22 g wire from S401 relay.....or

do I have it backwards ???




	


   It's a simple on-off switching action. The terminal

   numbers are insignificant. You can wire it either way.



   Bob . . .

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