Magnum Me Pt2 | Pigtail Adapter - Auto Generator Start (two-wire) on 2040-parts.com
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
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Magnum
Energy
Pigtail Adapter - Auto Generator Start (Two-Wire) Model: ME-PT2 The ME-PT2 (pigtail two-wire) is designed to be connected to Magnum's Auto Generator Start (AGS) controller to allow the connected generator to start when an external switching device. This is useful in applications where there is a requirement to conveniently and automatically turn the generator on/off externally through a manually controlled switch, or from an automatically controlled switching device. This adapter has two pigtail wires and when connected together they cause the AGS controller to start and run the connected generator.
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