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The Wags valve
Mad Dog
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yet? I'm thinking that I should be able to make the burner shut down, when wags valve activates, by using a 120 to 24 volt step down transformer and wire it in series to the wags valve terminals. If valve activates, the switch will break and kill the oil burner. Sound right? Timmie? The Wags lit. does not mention this, but me thinks it will work. Mad Dog
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I found this
in the F A Q part of the WAGS page.
http://www.wagsvalve.com/FAQ.105/current_category.115/faqs_detail.html
It says you can do it...
Noel
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thanks noel
looks simpler than whati was gonna do thanks. mad dog
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