I am trying to wire to a different switch. I have a white, blue and black wire. Which is which pos, neu, grd?
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White is main power into the switch, blue is power going to the lights, and black is the ground for the switch. You probably know this, but, if you aren't using an illuminated switch, you won't need to hook up the black wire.
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In America, answers stating that yellow/green stripe is "ground" are correct (green wire in USA). Regarding the other two wires (brown and blue), even though it's AC and to remain standardized, the "brown" wire is considered "hot" (Black wire in USA), and the "blue" wire is considered "neutral" (white wire in USA). Thus, "green/yellow" wire connects to USA "green", "brown" wire connects to USA "black", and "blue" wire connects to USA "white". If you're confused, my apologies...just Wikipedia it...Wiki even has pictures!!! To summarize, green/yellow to GREEN, brown to BLACK, and blue to WHITE. Just a footnote,the other connection will work....it's just not "standard".
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This unit is wired the same as a standard wall switch. It has 2 holes where the wire is inserted. Their website gives all the specs and wiring diagram. Intermatic website link.... http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Specifier%20Guide/039_FF%20Series_4pgs.ashx
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The ST 480 switch looks like it is a closed switch with a different connector. I found it at http://www.shopezgo.com/products/Key-Switch-for-ST-480.html. Looks like they are different and might not work.
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The switches that end with a G are part of dlinks green series of switches and can put ports in a low power state to potentially save some energy. The 108 comes in a metal enclosure for durability. They both have wall mounting holes and switching specifications are the same.
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The N & L stand for Neutral and Load. With your AC line in you should have three wires. Neutral, Load, and Ground. If your wires are color coded for the US then the black wire is Load or Hot, the white wire is Neutral, and the green wire is Ground. If your wires aren't color coded then the wider flat prong is Neutral, the narrower one is Load and the round prong is ground. All this being said... be very careful and seek the advice of a professional if in doubt. You are dealing with bare 110 volt AC current and improper connecting could result in serious damage or injury.
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The color of the wires on the lights are not always the same, the most common is brown, blue, green or green/yellow. the brown connects to the line side of your electrical wiring, which is probably black or red.The blue connects to the neutral side, which most likely is white, and the green or green/yellow connects to the ground. If the light has gray, blue, and green then the gray is line, the blue is still neutral, and the green is still ground.
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I agree with previous answer. I will post a picture of the switch in the dark
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The switch is manufactured to work in both a 2-way and 3-way circuit. In 3-way it requires a common wire (generally the black wire) between the two switches and the light involved in the circuit. User should have a black, red and white wire to work with when wiring this switch in a 3-way application.
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I have an Alpine INE-W940 unit. I can't tell what you have by your question. Look for where the wire comes from, P- brake or Foot- Brake. One wire to each. Blk/BRN is GRD., the Blue is hot. Good luck.Your instruction sheet should tell you which goes where. .
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My switch is GE5368 and is used for controlling a photo sensitive night light when we are not home. It works great for that and is the grounded version of the switch. Seems to me it would work on almost all applications.
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sure, hook them up parrallel. mine was wired wrong, the pos was black not red, please check polarity with multi meter before installing.
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I have a turn signal wire I'm connecting the wires provided are black, yellow, brown. My turn signal light has black, white/brown stripe and green/stripe. which connects to which?
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You have three prongs. Use only two. One is for +pos & One is for -neg. to the battery. Install your fuse between switch and battery. Hope this helps.
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This is a three way switch and it wires no differently than other three way switches. You would be only be wiring hot (black), traveler (red) and ground (bare) to the switch.... The neutral (white) would not be involved with the switch. Not sure if that answers your question. Please study wiring carefully or use an electrician if you are unsure of how to install these.
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Nothing special. Black to black, white to white and green to ground/copper. Make sure the outlet isn't connected to a wall switch.
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NM-B 8-3 with a ground wire if you want 220 volts. One wire (white) to common bar, one wire (red) to one breaker terminal and one wire Black to other breaker terminal, bare copper ground wire to ground bar.