what is the Red & Black wiring gauge
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16 gauge, I have had these lights for two years and have had no problems with wiring!
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The Red is for use in Servers (5400RPM) , The Black is High performance (7200RPM)
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You should have a black and a red. That go's positive and negative. The other wire (yellow or red) should go to your switch.
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black wire is a ground.. common sense says black is ALMOST ALWAYS negative/ground.
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The red is for a 3 way switch which you dont need in this case. Just cap it and connect the black to black and white to white
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red and black wires go to the ac volt supply up to 300 volts,,, the two screw connentions go to the coil, only one leg of your ac power lead goes thru the center of the coil, hope this helps
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There are two sets available. The first is item 6-31960 which has a 80 watt transformer for the power supply. The second set is 6-30218 which is also electric but is operated with a transformer and and a handheld remote control device. The answer to your question is that there is two different operating systems - all 3 rail o gauge. Thanks
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16-18 ga. I think. they have black and red wires. I used the red as hot and black as ground. Do not know if it matters.
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American Wire Gauge (AWG) 18, Connector(s) 1 x power NEMA 5-15 - male & 1 x power NEMA 5-15 - female
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If your incoming feed is wired correctly, one clamp goes around black, the other around red. You can confirm with an AC voltmeter. Between black and red you should read 220-240V.
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Mine had a red and a black wire. My boat had 2 wires the same color but one had a stripe so I thought that one was the positive. Hooked it to the red and it didn't work so I reversed them and it works fine.
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the shunt is internal and low-side, you want to connect the ground of your load to the yellow wire then ground the whole unit with the black, than connect the red to the voltage you want to measure
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The red is your hot and the black is the neutral and the two screw terminals are for the current transformer
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The red and black wires are the two sides the internal switch (relay), so black connects to one leg of 240V from your breaker panel, red connects to the heater (red heater wire), and then the other end of the heater (black heater wire) connects to the other 240V leg from your breaker panel. The blue wire is connected to the other leg of 240V (same as the black wire on the heater) to provide 24AC power to the AUBE itself and to the connected thermostat (if needed).
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i believe the two black are the heater 12v no polarity. the other two are signal to the computer and polarity is necessary. good luck. peter
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Red wire is the battery or power source black is the ground from battery of power source yellow is what measures the voltage drop across the shunt so the other side of the shunt needs to go to the load the yellow wire to be connected after the shunt meaning load side of the shunt the last picture on amazon is some what confusing but as you can see the red power black ground and yellow is after the shunt on the load side
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There is one red and black wire that needs to be connected to a separate power source. I used a 9v battery. Black goes to the side of she shunt inline closest to the battery, the yellow goes to the shunt closest to load. The Red goes to battery positive. I used the meter to measure amps from my inverter. Works great.