would these remotes work with an AC powered winch?
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they would but they need a 12 volt power supply to activate contactor , so not the best choice.
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You will need to get a mounting bracket that is built for you vehicle. The one with the winch is a generic plate and will not work with your unit. Google mounting plates for winches and you will be able to get one that is designed for your vehicle.
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Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
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I haven't found the DC current rating of the controller box, but I estimate that it won't handle the current of a 13000 lb winch, at least when it's heavily loaded. You _could_ use this controller to drive the coils of a couple of 12V heavy-duty starter-starter type relays from an auto parts store, and hook the large contacts of those relays to your winch. Then there would be almost no limit to the size of winch you can control. An auto mechanic/tinkerer type person could hook it up for you. Alternately, look for a heavier duty remote control...
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My winch wasn't listed eather. I looked at the wireing harness and decided it would work so Ibought one. It works great.
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Don't really know. I couldn't make it work on my winch, ended up having dealer install a factory remote
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I would have to check the contact rating on the solenoid (80) and the amp draw through the winch at rated voltage. this info should be available on the winch
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I found this controller here on amazon, and it should be compatible with this winch. The controller:
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I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
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I don't know if they will work or not. However, these controls are for Series-II Genie Garage doors. If your garage doors were made after 2008 they are probably Series III. That's the best I can help with. Regards.
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I would just hard wire it in. You figure one wire would be the constant hot. One would be forward and one reverse on your chicago winch then its probably self grounded so one of the two extra wires on the Badland remote is the ground and the other extra is the remote hot which if you wire it straight to your soliendos you don't need. I did it with my ramasey's winc which is 4free prong works perfect
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I really don't know. I bought them for my lockmaster gate opener because it wouldn't work with the built in controls on my vehicles. They were the same that came with the gate. If you still have the instructions for your garage opener use them to try and program them. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Wayne, I am unsure if this is a direct fit for you, I looked at the pictures of the Super Winch 8500, although the winch is much different than my 3500, the controller looks very similar. Just by appearances I would say they are compatible. I have had the Certus remote on my winch for 2 years and have had no issues.
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I used on a warn 2500 winch. But I needed a relay to step amps down for small wires. Found the switch with relay and wires for 36.00 works great
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should work just fine. My Winch had 2 gauge and there was plenty of room in the connectors. My only other feedback on this connector is that it's not a real tight connection so make sure you have slack in your line or it has the potential to disconnect.
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I used it on a super winch. 2 wires to the winch. 2 wires to the power and 2 small wires to the switch. Works bery well.
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It works with most warn winches so I would think so, but check the specs on the website to be sure.