A**IMS Power REMOTEHF** Flush Mount Power Inverter Remote On-Off Switch - Enhanced for SEO Review

Not 100% compatible with my AIMS PWRI200012120S inverter model. The LED always lights up green, regardless of whether it is a shore grid or an inverter. Possibly because my Inverter model does not have a built-in auto reserve switch. I am using an external switch and it seems its state is not determined by the inverter. But in principle it works, so there are no complaints.

Bought for indicator lights to indicate when we have shore power or house batteries. When we're running on house batteries, the little gauge that should show we're running on house batteries never tells us we're running out of house batteries, only the shore power gauge. This may not be a wiring issue as the connecting wires from this switch to the inverter have connectors similar to a telephone wire that simply plugs in.

Although the device works as advertised when turning the inverter on and off, the status LED is so insanely dim that if there's any ambient light at all, it's obsessing over it burns or not, one cannot say. Half the reason I bought it was so I could mount it prominently in front of my van and tell at a glance if I left it on. In order for this to work, I have to put both hands around it and look as closely as possible to see if it's burning or not.

Easy to install, easy to connect and use, AIMS Power REMOTEHF Flush Mount Remote Power Switch installed in F350 Truck Van for controlling 1000 watt inverters has proven itself over the past three months. The inverter is installed in a location that does not allow access to the controls, so the device can be switched on and off with the push of a button. I would recommend this to those who are picky about exposed wiring and want the workspace to look more professional.

Remote control for devices manufactured after February 2015 only. Much better than the old style, love the status indicators! Note: Its extension requires an RJ-9 compatible connector, and only an RJ-9 connector can be connected to the inverter. To do this, I crimped the new end onto a telephone extension cord. The cable can be spliced, but it's stranded wire, so it needs a reinforced solder joint and shrink tubing. I also wish there was a surface mount kit for this, but it was easy enough to…

I still don't understand if it was the switch, the cable or the inner workings of my inverter, but I made a pigtail and a plug to check the switch, everything seems ok be . It may be months before I return to the inverter for further testing. The following may help someone troubleshoot a remote that has stopped working. Here is the procedure to test the remote on/off switch for AIMS Power REMOTEHF flush mount inverter. Assemble the RJ10 test cord, the four wires are numbered 1,2,3,4, their…