I have a 240 line coming out of my service panel feeding to a ge wattstation that charges my ev. compatible for one specific line?
340652
You can use it for 1 or 2 lines and you set the exact voltage for accurate readings. So, you need to put each clamp on each 120 volt line and it would work just fine.
707282
This is the best diagram I have found for this:https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.warmlyyours.com/production/literatures/0166/8469/Nest_240V_Wiring_Diagram.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJPUUQHWOYQDKWOPQ&Expires;=1423775700&Signature;=haHcFbi%2BUfcj9jrihyt6p2OEBzQ%3D
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Hi Scott, It would be a receptacle like the one you would use for a welder or an electric range or dryer. If you are still unsure, wait until the unit arrives to get a better understanding of what you need. Also, you can search for the download pdf files of the Wattstation to ge a better understanding of what you need. I hope I was able to help you on this.Good Luck.
1696515
If you plan to add more panels, you will need to use a bigger charge controller or stack another charge contorller. This charge controller only only fit 240W and 480W for 12volts and 24volts system.
201413
As long as the one you are replacing runs on line voltage (120v) it will work.
1846157
Please google images on this connector and wire. I think the wire you are using is for 120 VAC and not 240 VAC. You should have 4 conductor (Black/Black, white, green or Black/Red, white green) 2 phase @ 240V, Neutral and Ground.
754845
as long as your using a low voltage tstat with relay control that can handle at least 6000 watts. i dont know any line voltage t stats that can handle that wattage.
153463
Yes it will... the AC power chord is removable so you can replace it with one that suits... I assume you are from Australia with 240v (I am too).
273692
looking at the side-view pictures of PowerLine PPR200X elsewhere, it looks to be compatible. i have an old set and different model and had to sand the hole to be a hair wider for item to fit. hope this helps
805479
if you know what your doing, I would say yes, 240 volts (aka 220, aka 230) is same, just diff plug/socket configurationn
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It takes an 110 electrical outlet and yes it is compatible with the solenoid.
582327
Short answer yes, but make sure you have some kind of gfci, or fuse on the 110 sides' loop
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You will probably need a adapter, it just comes with a standard 120 V plugin. I am not a expert by any means but you would not be able to plug it into a 240 outlet. Hope this helps.
685664
Yes, that is what I am using for my 2014 energi. The 20 amp version will be just as good, but the cable will be very short.
567128
Without seeing the schematic for the hook up, it is hard to advise you. There should be a charge input, that would go to the solar panel. There should be a load, that should be the device you are running, and there should be a battery connection, which is of course the battery. Make sure you observe the correct polarities on all of them. They should me marked + and -. If you are not sure, use a volt-ohm-meter to check.
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No Problem. The system monitors both incoming mains. 120V devices run off one of these, plus the neutral. Their consumption is monitored by the clamp on that main. 240V devices involve both mains, and get monitored by both clamps.
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Not out of the box, you'd have to find an adapter for it for 240. Sounds like too much power.