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I’m going to install two (One for each engine) emergency shutoff switches in my tower. These would be used in conjunction with the redundant alarm panel I have mounted there, so I can shut the engines down quickly in an alarm situation. These would be normally closed/momentary open switches which I purchased at Seaboard. I plan on putting them in line on the”hold in” coil circuit for the fuel shutoff solenoid. They would be energized any time the ignition key switch is turned on. The run for the wiring will be about 30 feet.
What gauge wiring would be recommended to prevent any voltage drop issues?
Additionally, am I missing an easier way to do this?
Engines are Cummins Model 6BTA5.9-M3, SERIAL NUMBERS: 46070643 and 46050850, CPL: 2208
Thanks!
Philip
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