HOW DO YOU put 40 into the single posts for each circuit? is one leg hot at all times. the jumpers don't make sense when you have two wires to make
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I'm not sure what do you mean by 40. But if you have a device or motor being wired got 220 volt one leg is always hot and the other one gets switched by the relay.Hope it helps.
1326812
the device has five modes, to arrange three sets of switched. Mode five matches the original wiring of many old intermatics. Check the manual!
1326813
I don't remember now, it's been a while. I did not have any problem. I drew a wiring diagram based on the circuit diagram that came with the controller.
1326814
I'm not there to look but I remember that only one leg was switched. It does work, I have 2 Hayward 220v pumps and a single 220v polaris booster running in it. Love the unit, much easier than the manual timer setup we had.
1326815
Assume you mean 240 into the single post. Schematics on pg's 17 thru 21 show only one hot leg switched. You shouldn't be using jumpers in the control unit. The switched input (terminal 3,5 or 7) leg should come from half a 240V circuit breaker. The unswitched 240V load leg should return to the other half of the 240V circuit breaker
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Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other instead. I use 35.00 ge switches which are easier to use and I can buy almost 4 of them vs. 1 of these. Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other... » Read More Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other instead. I use 35.00 ge switches which are easier to use and I can buy almost 4 of them vs. 1 of these. « Show Less
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One jumper wire moved on circuit board from p14 to p20 and the tub was ready for 240 wiring FYI: instructions that come with it don't tell you to move jumper but diagram for circuit board does.
1572586
So a one legs just means its for wiring up one light if you buy a set of two lights you will need a two leg to wire up them one for each ;)
1260913
tough question sight un seen but sounds like your attaching the load wire to same termination bracket. also the outlet may be defective. If it is doing it on more than just one then it is the attachment location that is wrong.
1426862
if its a single there should be enough, well almost you might need to splice some more ultra fine wire, remember.. this is a very sensitive unit and by adding wire, you will change the resistance of the leg of the circuit, if its a king size bed, you might have to move the bed in a few inches, hope that helps, after all this company is so wonderfull I dont mind being part of there problem!
1384915
There is a hidden jumper near the 4 large capacitors that also must be cut, otherwise the marked jumper arrangement for 115/230V should be rewired for 230V. I rewired mine and it works fine. Not cutting that hidden jumper will blow the circuit breaker. The unit can be ordered with 230V wiring. Maybe not in the US. Hope this helps.
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Buy 4 of these 3 to 1 splitters (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61TemWV9nHL._SL1500_.jpg). Connect the single side to your 12V power supply then connect 1 TSSS Data Repeater (amplifier) to each of the 3 ends of the splitter (you will need 3 amplifiers). Use the other 3 splitters to connect 1 to each amplifier. This will give you 9 plug ins for your 9 lines and you will not have any power issues. This is probably overkill, but the parts are cheap and you are better off having more available capacity than too little. TIP: To keep things clean I attached heavy duty velcro to the back of each amplifier and the 12V power supply and stuck them to the wall. Buy way more wire (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71ekjJHHuAL._SL1500_.jpg) than you think you need and use these (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41q%2BhzsWiQL._SL1500_.jpg) on the amplifier end of the wire and cut these in 1/2 then splice them on the light strip end (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71j87VtkuhL._SL1500_.jpg) to make everything "plug-and-play".
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Hi. My home was also, an my electrical knowledge was limited at best... Upon googling, I learned that I just needed to make sure I had room for a 60 amp double pole breaker, (which I did)... Went to the hardware store with one of my old breakers (so they could see which style box I had), and they showed me which breaker style I needed. Other then that, I just had to buy 30' of number 6 wire. I got the kind that has 3 in 1 basically.
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I'm not sure if this was answered yet and I apologize for the delay but the answer is yes. The configuration you describe is a single pole Installation with just 2 wires. I wish I knew how to upload a picture because I found the packaging that clearly shows this configuration. There are even two different ways to hook it when you only have 2 wires as well. Hope this helps.Edit: I posted a picture on the product images that shows the 2 different configurations.
2022679
You have to then connect a jumper wire from the positive and negative 'round buttons' at the top to the rails on the grid you want to be negative and positive, usually the red and blue rails. Lemmie know if you still have trouble I'll upload a pic
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Honestly I had the same problem. the wires aren't lined up right. you have them matched incorrectly. hard to know without a diagram. I had someone help me with a lead tester. that helped to at least identify the hot wires. then you just match them up to the right ones on the unit.
2086006
Well there are two distribution blocks that split the main zero gauge wire to two four gauge wires. So both of the blocks have two each. I didn't use them cause I installed another power cell and just ran the four gauge wires from that instead. Just to give you another option. Its a really great kit and worth every penny too. Hope this helps.
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It was not that difficult. The machine was together in under 20 minutes. It may be helpful to have a second person helping but not completely necessary. I did this on my own. The most frustrating part is getting the wires in position, that's where most of the time is spent.
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I believe you can connect two end to end, but you cannot connect 3 or more end to end. I explored this question myself, though I did not do this, and it seems like once you use more than 2 strips (of 5 meters each) it would drawn too much power for the thin wires and things would melt. If I did this myself, I would first test it and see how hot the strips seemed to be getting before I would trust installing it. I would also not recommend doing this without some validation, since I am by no means an expert and would not want to be responsible for any mishaps.
272798
I'm not sure if this was answered yet and I apologize for the delay but the answer is yes. The configuration you describe is a single pole Installation with just 2 wires. I wish I knew how to upload a picture because I found the packaging that clearly shows this configuration. There are even two different ways to hook it when you only have 2 wires as well. Hope this helps. Edit: I posted a picture on the product images that shows the 2 different configurations.
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Google the sensor and display to find the instructions. I seem to recall that there's a jumper on the circuit board that you need to set for one or two temp sensors. So I'd take a look at the docs before I gave up.