I have only two thick wires, white and red. Do you know which one s/b connected on where?
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White is neutral, Red is hot. Double check to make sure you have a 208/240 volt electric heater, as opposed to a 120v heater.If you do have 208/240v heat, then you are not wired up for a 2-pole thermostat, which this is. You'll need a single pole thermostat, which is a sucky configuration and I'd strongly advise having an electrician to come in and rewire so that you can use 2-pole. But it sounds like you have 120V, which means you just need a 120V thermostat.
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These answers posted are weak at best. "I had an electrician do it" Give me a schematic or a wiring diagram.Weak specs is a problem.
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You should have two running from the panel to the box, and two from the box to the heater... Do you know if you have 220 or 110 power? OR are you saying you only have 2 wires in the box total?? I need more info...
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First it's possible there breaking one leg of the circuit if that's so your thermostat will not work it's not ness army to open both legs or close both legs to have your baseboard heat up but the fact remains this thermostat will not work
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You should have two running from the panel to the box, and two from the box to the heater...Do you know if you have 220 or 110 power? OR are you saying you only have 2 wires in the box total??I need more info...
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I do not believe the TL8230A1003 will work. The thermostat is for 208 or 240 volts which needs four wires to work. Since you have only 2 wires you have 120 volts or you are in Europe with a 2 wire 220 volt system. With only 2 wires the thermostat will not work.
1740283
I still have that ridiculous unit in my desk, still trying to figure what type of wire to connect to those fine pins. GOOD LUCK.
315556
Yes, + and - signals. One wire has Monster Marking on it the other has no markings
1385267
Each one of those two wires the red one and the black one both only have one plug on the board, but where they plug in it splits off into two you could probably only use one or use your old wires on this new board. The instructions that come with the board are very self explanatory.
1987106
Three wires rgb indicates red green blue. V indicates ground or negative. Use a dmx512. Use youtube for I structions
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The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
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This isn't an answer, but clarifying the question, since I have the same problem. I expected two cables - a red and a white to go from L/R audio out on the TV to L/R audio in on the box. What I GOT with the unit was ONE cable, split into R/W (two plugs) on one end and with only ONE plug (black) on the other end. So how do we connect four ports with the three plugs? This has nothing to do with the power supply. Thanks!
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My Honeywell must be a bit older since my 3-way wire is also yellow. If it is a later build, then that wire goes to the "red traveller wire" from the other switch in a 3-way hookup..
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Only 2 wires are conected inside One wire is sniped short that wire you won't use the other 2 you can hook up anyway you want as it is ac I hope this helped good luck
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The industry standard is Tin (silver) = Ground/black/minus, and reddish (bronze) = signal/plus. But basically it wouldn't matter as long BOTH cables are connected the same way, either BOTH cables have reddish (bronze) connected to signal/+, or BOTH cables reddish connected to Ground/-
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Hello. The red is always the positive so is the black. It doesn't matter which one you connect with a 12 volt adapter both are the same. You don't need the yellow wire. Cut it off. Hope this helps.
245909
I think yo have to connect the extra wire. Red one according to the pic. But not sure if it has to be live or ground
1409815
One wire for power and one wire to connect left to right. no wire to the system you are using it on.
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I hooked up the red and white (red + and white -) and grounded the yellow. I have a pcs1000 system which is older.
1540894
Not sure about your heating system, but mine has two wires only. I connected them to R and W with no issues.
1446912
I'm guessing your talking the two wires that are out of that little white box? If so that's for the less and halo ring, you can run them to a switch or tag them into the cornering lights.
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Mine didn't have a white wire. I used red=VDD, black=GND, and Yellow=Signal.