Does anyone happen to know the power requirements for the solenoid on a Banshee 115C? If I plan to run mine, I would like to know how to get the solenoid working as well.
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Re: Banshee 115C question
240 1ph
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Re: Banshee 115C question
Likely 240v or 208v at less than 5 amps. A properly rated “ice cube” style relay should work well, but you shouldn’t run it direct from the contacts of any controller or timer.
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