I'll be doing 240 and 16 amp and have 3 wire with a ground. Where does the the neutral wire connect? I got ground, black and red.
1263912
Vincent. Ground wire should be connected to the same ground as 110V line in the panel. Take care DN
1263913
I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN... My 240 is wired with 2 hot wires (one white one black) plus ground connecting to 2, 30amp fuzes. one hot wire to each fuze and the ground to the common ground in the fuzebox. #10 wire is required according to Aprilair. I STRONGLY suggest you get an electrician to do the wiring. THIS IS A LOT OF POWER. I watched my electrician do the wiring. In additionthe Best thing to do is call AprilAir (800) 334-6011 directly.
1263914
IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF WHAT YOU ARE DOING, GET AN ELECTRICIAN. On my setup, no neutral wire was used. It does not connect into the unit. I spent a week trying to figure it out and even asked 2 electricians. The instruction doesn't say, but if you look at the wiring diagram it is clear.
1263915
I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN... My 240 is wired with 2 hot wires (one white one black) plus ground connecting to 2, 30amp fuzes. one hot wire to each fuze and the ground to the common ground in the fuzebox. #10 wire is required according to Aprilair. I STRONGLY suggest you get an electrician to do the wiring. THIS IS A LOT OF POWER. I watched my electrician do the wiring. In addition the Best thing to do is call AprilAir (800) 334-6011 directly.
1263916
I bought this for my son for Christmas and he hasn't gotten it hooked up yet. He said you could probably find the answer on the internet. Also, if you know someone who can do electric work they could probably help you. When I hooked up some ceiling lights last year I had a similar question and a friend gave me the answer. Good luck.
1263917
The neutral does not need to be connected. The voltage across the red and black is 240V and the white is just a center-tap on that potential, meaning the voltage between white and red (or between white and black) is 120V and this unit does not need both 240V and 120V at the same time. Be sure to cap off the unused white wire.
8688
The three wire system utalizes 1-a power source = black feed wire which connects to the black wire on the cad cell.-- 2 -a grounded neutral =white wire which connects to the white wire on the cad cell.--3 - and the switched leg = red wire which is internally connected to the load side of the cad cell and is connected to the light fixture black wire. If you have a two wire system, its likely there is an established grounded neutral from another source and will need to use that as well for the cad cell to function.
2087133
This is a dual wire, so if you want the black to be ground and the red to be power, simply wire it that way, or vice versa.
567129
You wire this in parallel. Meaning you would connect the positive to positive and negative to negative before the regulator.. i believe they have a black wire and one black wire with white stripe.just make sure when you wire them that the black with stripe from both are connected together and black w/o stripe are together.. or if your lucky red to red and black to black....then into regulator. ..hopes this helps ...tom b
36025
To be perfectly honest with you, if you aren't sure about wiring, maybe this isn't the right product for you. It will mean using trim tools and splicing to a found 12v wire. If you want to press forward, the red goes to a switched +12vdc source, and the black goes to a chassis ground point. Good luck.
116715
Connect Neutral to white, and then hot to either of the other two leads... either Low speed, or High Speed... Not both.
810994
There is a diagram with it. The black wires go to the hot and neutral. I guess it would not be good for the compressor to wire it wrong, hence the diagram.
950179
My guess is that the red and black wires are your "hot" wires and those are the ones the clamps go on. The white is neutral and the green is ground.
576105
the common is for your input voltage you want to use for the output(no/nc). Your neutral or negative would go to the device you are controlling. The output(no/nc) would then go to the hot or positive of the device you are controlling.
1313420
Turn the power off and twist the two hots together, twist the two neutrals together, and wire nut the leads off the outlet to the twisted wires. The little orange wire nuts won't be big enough, so you will have to get different wire nuts. The neutral could still have a load on it, if it is shared with another circuit, so you might be better off hiring an electrician to change it out for you.
1250277
if there are 3only wires in the J box the black should be hot white neutral and green ground. Like to like make sure you ground the fixture. TURN OFF the power first. But your switch may be fed through the J box instead of directly.
347404
I have been using the neutral wires in all of my installations. I'm not sure how it will operate if not connected.
1636676
Mine has a yellow wire but there are no standard color and changing it based on what they have in stock (many low end Chinese manufacturers will do this) ... it should be red-black-X .. red is volts, black is ground and the 3rd wire is current .. you can check this by using a DMM on ohms mode and looking for a practical short (less than 5 ohms) from ground to the green wire and that will verify that it is the current
652719
Not sure about that as mine is negative ground. That said, it should be ground polarity insensitive by reversing the connections.
1292281
the 2 black wires are the total 220/240 volt circuit ,the copper bare wire is an external ground for the tank and other metal chassi/box in case the element or wiring short in those parts . There is no white neutral wire in a 220/240 circuit, only in a 120 circuit, keeps you breathing and smiling . In a 120 circuit the bare and white are tied to the same screw and black is only to one screw.
1305496
Just connect the 2 wires, hot and neutral, to the GFCI. Ground isn't needed.
1120468
A will be the two Neutral (White) wires, 1- is the Hot (Black) wire from the circuit breaker. 2- Is the Load (Black) wire to whatever you are sending power to.