Which terminal to disconnect FIRST? Which terminal to CONNECT first?
153794
It really doesn't matter. Just make sure to totally disconnected both leads from the old battery and then connect the new battery.
500067
I don't know if you can connect two sets of wires to the terminal. But you can get connectors so you can connect a second run wire to the wire coming off the box. I have done this with mine. Works fine. Just make sure you get a connector the right size to handle your cable. I bought one recently that would not work because it assumed I was trying to connect a light fixture to the main cable.
2141014
Yes, you can hook up to a maximum of 4 panels...if you only want to connect to 3 panels, make sure you seal the 2 unused terminal ends
1287874
You thread on the lack end and then you pull the green end towards the black end and it disconnects or connects. The green part is called a quick disconnect.
1851474
you can probably get another like terminal at radio shack and splice it in line.
755353
Terminal 1 should be to the element, terminal 2 should go to the indicator light and terminal P should go to the white power wire. Black power wire should be connected to both the indicator and the element. Switch black for white if you prefer.
1948108
They are just different ways of connecting, one by screw block and one from a power adapter plug. It depends on what you are going to power it from. The negative screw block terminal is very useful as well to connect the grounds of the source signals and the power adapter so you have a common ground.
880551
No. There is a latch to keep you from accidently disconnecting, but not to prevent intentional disconnects. There is a slot for a cable lock, but it would probably be better to use the one on your laptop for security purposes.
1771916
no or nc door strike? I used a normally open and hooked those up to "gnd" and "no push". If normally closed the try gnd and "nc" Also test with multimeter... Might be bad terminals
2184747
You're only talking about switching internet signals going to a terminal node. So you should be fine.
2175082
No, there is no built-in quick connect/disconnect per se. However, it is just 1 nut that needs to be removed and it disconnects easily. It takes about a minute or two to disconnect.
1447261
When you have everything connected, the device that is on will take priority. If both are on, then the one in the first port will be the one in use.
705772
Best I can recollect, the PE cell is a simple on/off switch which means you should be able to disconnect it and then connect the switch line to the same terminals.
231394
I don't think you have to disconnect. Hold hand over top sensor for 5 sec, and motion will be disabled. Repeat and motion will be turned on again.
324590
Yes it is quick connect and disconnect. There is also a screw to keep it in place if u want it for a more permanent placement.
58890
Disconnect one cable from the modem that is full. Then Run a cable from the modem to the new switch. After connecting the new switch to the modem, plug the cable that you took out of the modem into the switch; plus the other devices that you would like to connect to the modem, just connect to the new switch as well.
1814589
This switch has 4 connectors. Terminal B & I will close when you turn the key to the first position. Terminals B1 & L close when you move switch to second position. When you turn to the second position, both Terminals B & I and Terminals B1 & L remain closed / circuit-on. I added lights to my cart since it didn't come with them from the factory. I wired the Golf Cart Motor power on to Terminals B & I and my lights to the second set of terminals B1 & L. This way when I turn the key to the second position I get power to drive the cart and also accessories have power. If you turn the key only to the 1st position, you will have drive capability but all accessories will be off to conserve battery power. Note these are dry contacts and are normally open. You must supply power source to one side terminals B & B1 and the other two terminals I & L to the load side. (Motor On and Accessories such as lights) Hope this helps.