Do you and can you show the terminal diagram for this switch?
1983461
I didn't have one, I copied the wire placement from the one I was replacing and got lucky.
1724420
The diagram for the wiring of the switch came with the new switch. Perhaps you can E-mail the manufacturer. As I recall I simply attached the new switch and its wires exactly where the old one had been with the original wires corresponding to the same relative positions in the new switch. Gee, as I re-read my answer I see room for mis-interpretation and a lack of a concise answer. I hope I have not made your situation worse.
1801205
Yes.I'll try and draw a diagram with ascii characters, we'll see if this works.{ATT}|||*-------------*| MODEM |*-------------*||(output)|*---------------------*|...NETGEAR...|*---------------------*|...|...||...|...[PC3]|...[PC2][PC1]
433167
You need to hire or find someone who can read the wiring diagram that came with the unit. Sorry, don't mean to sound short, but it was pretty easy for me. Can't give you a step by step through this text box.
1451049
As this picture is seen here the red & green are on the right terminal and the yellow & black on the left, however I am ADT other services may be different. If you haven't unhooked the old one I would suggest hooking up the new one the same.
553161
It does come with a diagram on the inside of the printed packaging that shows where the two inputs on the switch are located and the output. You can view the same information at https://www.bluesea.com/products/9001e/e-Series_Selector_Battery_Switch.
833167
I was never able to get mine to work. If you got yours to work please tell me how. I can be reached at Terminalvelcty@aol.com
782237
I don't know of an online diagram for it. I just checked all of my assumptions on a multimeter, rather than trusting documentation. If you have specific questions, I will be happy to help.
1888141
Go back into amazon and pull up your order and click on it, the bottom picture shows the wiring diagram
2108008
Three terminals. Two for the basic seperation of the power line just like an on/off switch in your home and one for the tiny green or whatever color you get bulb. Just for the record and with so many great reviews it nay be isolated case but my little green light only lasted a couple weeks, Switch still works fine but could have spent much less for a switch with no light.
1801864
The switch comes with a template The terminal are within the switch itself has a back cover that is part of the unit.
1784465
Not sure what you are referring to (terminal), but there is no electrical associated with this regulator, all mechanical (pulleys, wires, etc...). Motor might be what you are thinking of, which is another part, not this one.
175307
Yes, the wiring diagram is available from Grote. I did that before I purchased the unit.
587727
I'm not happy about the fact that there is no paperwork. You may have figured out the basis: +V is 12vdc in and GND is the ground. Terminal 1=N.O., 2=Com, 3=N.C. for relay "C" the rest follow 4,5 & 6 for relay "A"; 7,8 & 9 for relay "D" and 10,11 &12 for relay "B" . Jumper 4&3 for momentary (Only ON while button is pressed) jump 1&2 for press ON and hold ON then press again to release relay. Button S1 I haven't figured out. I will. Experiment, you can't blow it up.
145293
You need to wire up the light using an appropriate connector. One side would be positive and the other negative. Simply run a wire from your switch to the connection tabs on the light. The switch would provide the on-off capability. Soldering wires directly to either terminal would also work and would be more robust.
2129613
You could cut wires and butt splice. I never opened the terminal box. I did buy MC4, wish this included a pair.
1874483
Purchase a switch that is similar / same as what you now have. There are many different kinds of switches with varying internal construction. Normally, you should see two terminal lugs on the switch body.