murray-is this a standard panel ? and is there only 1 wire (white) to connect ? i want to connect it instead current breaker(have no extra space )
1616912
The whole house surge protector takes up the space of two breakers.It is the same as 2 standard Murray Breakers.You need to connect the hot leads from the two removed breakers to the surge suppressor and the white wire from the surge suppressor to the neutral buss.It is best to use the two beaker locations closest to the Main panel breaker.Make sure you use two 20 amp breakers similar to the 20 amp surge suppressor breakers.Be sure to not work on a energized panel.
1616913
This will go in the place of two existing breakers. The two 20amp breakers on the outside allow you to do this without the need of any extra breaker space. The one white wire needs to connect to the neutral bar in the main panel.
1616914
Murray is a make/brand manufacture name. your panel must be manufactured by Murray, Siemens, or older ITE. a plug in type. this surge suppressor will take the space of two single pole 120 v. 20 amp. circuitsyou will need to take out two of your existing full size single pole circuit breakers and install this in their place. you will get instructions with this item.
1616915
This fits a murray breaker box and it fits in just like a double breaker. Which it is a surge protector & a double breaker, so all you have to do is take one of your double breakers or 2 single breakers out and put this in their place. Put the wires from the breakers you removed back into this breaker. Wire the white wire to the neutral ground bar and you're ready to go.
1616916
Find two twenty amp breakers that are next to each other from top to bottom. Shut them off. Disconnect the wires and remove the old breakers. Put the new breaker in the empty slots. Connect the white wire to the neutral bar. Then with the new breaker in the off position connect the old wires. Then turn on.
1616917
It occupies 2 full size circuit breaker slots in a standard Murray panel.It provides 2 independent 20A circuits. The single dangling white wire is for connecting the neutral to the neutral bus bar in the panel.
1616918
Your questions are hard to understand and need to be rephrased. Yes this unit only has one white wire. Yes this unit is helpful if you have a compatible Murray panel and you have run out of space because it lets you retain 2 circuit breaker spaces and also have the surge protection.
1997826
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
1996868
Your sub panel likely has 240 volts. You need room in this panel for a duplex breaker set for the amperage needed. If no room, then another sub panel off of that one can be added. Hope this helps.
1884220
You see 3 wires, first one is green and is a ground wire. Attach it to the ground if you do not use the bare copper wire also on the fixture which is another ground wire. The other two are clear and white. On mine the white wire went to the black wire in the box and the clear one went to the white wire coming out of the box. Since this is A/C current it really should not matter which one goes to which but make sure you do use the green or bare copper wires to create the ground contact. Hope this helps.
111530
They were included, I no longer have them, however..this is what I did. 4-wires, for single-phase 220..Green to ground, white to nuetral Buss-bar, and one each of the black wires (there are 2) to SEPARATE-sides of the breakers. (One attaches to ANY Right-breaker, the other to ANY left-breaker.) Best left to an Electrician, if you haven't any experience with house wiring. (I assume no liability.)
1301428
Yes, Make sure your panels have the male and female connectors attached with enough wire length. Your 4 male connectors from each of the panels connect to the 4 females of the "Y" branch and the 4 female connectors from each of the panels connect to the 4 males of the "Y" branch. The outcome will be one male and one female connector left to terminate to your circuit. Take note of your "+" and "-" polarity.
1246748
Hi friend,Sorry for reply late,just come back from holidays.It could install breaker box.But there is no exposed wires,it connects to the top directly.Hope could help you!Have a nice day!Regards
318010
If you truly have only 3 wires total regardless of color than you can not use this switch. The light you are trying to turn on is using a switch leg where you connect black to white with a standard 2 pole light switch. There needs to be 6 wires in the box for this switch to work. No disrespect to the other people who answered but I don't think they read the problem statement correctly.
2017803
I believe the two outer contacts are "voltage in" and the two inside contacts are "voltage out" so in theory only installing one wire on "voltage in" and one wire on "voltage out" should be fine....but this is electricty I would ask a "PRO" In fact they (SQUARE D) probably make a switch just for your application (120v). Search Amazon or Google it.
779387
It was connected directly to panel box with its own circuit breaker. We had an electrician do it.
1120467
According to the diagram on the switch cover on the timer I connected it is wired as N. Burnett says, white wire from your main breaker box to A and the black wire from the same box to #1. The load, what you want to switch, is connected as the diagram shows.
2035907
I just used the wires supplied from the unit itself. Simple 3 wire connection. There are no additional connections or additional wire needed. Simple instructions will show you where to connect them. Should you have any issues, please let me know. You will be very happy with this unit. I am. Ron, Mesa, AZPS remember to shut off A/C unit breaker before attempting to install.
1235420
This cannot be done. The two breakers that are side by side are from two different phases with magnetic fields out of phase with each other. You can however put two wires from the same phase together. Such as a wire from every other breaker... Which is the same phase as far as the breaker panel is concerned. Typically though just one wire or cable is monitored at a time.
1877307
NO - it is only a single pole sw. There is no mention of, or directions for that app in the instructions. So I have no idea what they are refering to. There are 4 connections - Line, Load, Neutral and Ground. Neutral obviously is for the nightlight so I guess u could use that for a series connection but I am not sure why one would do that.
412104
Contact manufacture of your panels on what the output of both panels would be relative to your Volt/Amp requirements. It has been many years since I used Ohm's law! Good luck! (my connectors are still in the bag, as I had the same question,I received no response when I made my inquiry)
493279
It's the panel (looks just like the pictures) which has a small box on the backside where the two cables come out (the positive cable and the negative cable). The cable had the 'solar' standard electrical connectors at the ends. Packed in a custom styrofoam box in the cardboard sleeve box. Pretty much what you see is what you get, just the panel.
270728
LED Panels? Do you mean an LED Matrix panel? If so, start with one panel (in), two wires should be there to extend the power then just connect the wires to the next panel. Red is positive and black is negative. Does this help?