Will this put the items wired to it in series or parallel?
275110
Parallel. It's exactly what it looks like - a metal rod connecting all of the items wired to it. The current can come in any of the screws and exit through any of them.
275111
That depends how you wire the other ends of your items. Every connection on this bar is the same point electrically
275112
All points on a bus bar are electrically from a single point. So if you wire one point to the negative terminal, then all posts are negative. If you wire one post to Positive, then all posts are positive. You would never wire both the positive and negative together on the same bus bar or you will have a firery short circuit.
275113
It is a common busbar. That you would wire your circuits in Parallel. It would be used for a common ground or common hot.
980672
You would need to read the info on your controllers. Some of them can not be paralleled.
634448
Thanks for your interest in this product. It's point-to-point wiring. Hope this helps!
537205
No, each is separate from the other, but you could wire as such if you choose.
680316
Sure, easy to do. What I did was to run the power cable to each light, just be sure tohook them up in parallel and not series.
1521886
The wires will reach from one end to the other. It will not matter if it is not centered.
1839083
No it will not, it is for providing more power to one. Such as an external hard drive or DVD player. The one connector is power and data and the second connector is power only
327804
Not positive here, but I would be hesitant to use this charger for that purpose and I wouldn't even dream about it if they are in series. (I would dare to believe that they are parallel though.) I would feel okay with 2 standard automotive batteries wired in parallel, but I think you are asking for a short lived charger on anything more than that.
2284126
There is nothing stopping you from trying that but my guess is that it will not work. I did that (used a splitter backwards) some years ago and, after discovering that it was worse than just twisting wires together, gave up on the idea until I found the Channel Plus Splitter/Combiner. Unlike a "Y" in a hose or pipe, electronics is not necessarily bidirectional unless designed to be that way; hence most are called simply "splitters" and few are called "combiners" or "splitter/combiner."
1284673
1, 2 or have all 4 hooked up at the same time. It's stated in the description.
1031236
No it will not do that....if you have two 12v panels wired in series to produce 24v you could change to parallel to get 12v.....
383778
If they are interfaced with this unit and need to come on at the same time, yes if they are wired in parallel. Just remember that this is just a programmable relay timer. If they need to come on at different times no.
1210779
It will. I have two in one level and one in another level of my house. None of them are running on the same circuit. Hope this helps.
1629202
yes that is how they are designed to be used. As long as you use the same series they will interconnnect. They are keyed so they will only mate one way.
600701
Actually you will have to combine line 1&2 together. 3&4 also with a splitter
1583145
Yes, just make sure that everything is lined up, I used a splitter and combined 2 with no problems.
1450966
You should be able to as long as they are the same voltage, if one is threaded and the other is not you may need to purchase adapters and it will take up more space. So long as you have the space you should be fine with the above.