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You will have to have two assistants: one to turn the relay on when loads are below 500w as AC2 Out is always off by default and one to turn the relay off at loads OVER 500w:
You can set the time offset to whatever you works. You should have something built it so it's not fluctuating on and off rapidly based on your loads.
Also a third may be needed if you plan to use shore power as well to force the AC2 Out relay when shore is available. I've never tested this though as I rarely am on shore power:
You can try this order:
You can set the time offset to whatever you works. You should have something built it so it's not fluctuating on and off rapidly based on your loads.
Also a third may be needed if you plan to use shore power as well to force the AC2 Out relay when shore is available. I've never tested this though as I rarely am on shore power:
You can try this order: