Window motors and Victors

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20-01-2008, 11:31

Spencer E. Spencer E. is offline

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Window motors and Victors

Last year we had used a Victor to control a Keyang window motor. In the power distribution diagram it shows the window motors being connected to Spikes. We still had a 20 amp fuse powering the window motor but in Atlanta when we went for inspection we were held up and almost not allowed to compete because they had never seen that done before. Now, my question is: is it legal to have the window motor hooked up to a Victor as long as it's still being powered by a 20 amp fuse?

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