Mep-806a generator trying to set up as an auto start system

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- January 23, 2016 at 5:21 pm #2897
  
  rfrsolutioms
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  Can we use the noa remote receptacle to somehow create an auto start with a transfer switch for this unit or were they designed only as manual start set ups
- January 24, 2016 at 12:03 am #2898
  
  Karen
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  Im not sure what an NOA is….but, if you check out Westwood L3E, they have an auto start box that is compatible.
- January 25, 2016 at 5:10 pm #2906
  
  GMG
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  Most (all?) MEPs were not originally designed for auto and remote starting, although this is changing for some deployments at the current time, esp. for major battlefield centers and main bases (i.e. NOT forward bases). We sell auto-remote starter kits for MEP002A, MEP003A, MEP004A, MEP005A and MEP006A units in the older generation and all of their equivalents in the newer generation, including MEP802A, MEP803A, MEP804A, MEP805A, MEP806A as well as the “B” variants with digital output controls (i.e. those units with an LCD control readout vs the older analog meters).
- June 23, 2022 at 2:01 pm #17790
  
  johnlbest
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  What type of ATS works with the MEP-804A generator after installing the Auto Remote Starter kit along with the Auto Transfer Switch controller?
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