What size circuit breaker is needed?
303415
It requires three (3) 60 amp breakers and also requires you to use 6 gauge wire to handle the amperage.
303416
3 60 amp breakers had mine installed by a real electrician to be sure but the plumping is simple ...nice unit ....
303417
www.stiebel-eltron-usa.com/techdata-tempra-tempraplus.html Should need 3- 60 amp breakers. Hope this helps! :-)
303418
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure. My husband checked the specs and requirements, and contacted the electrician to upgrade our system.
303419
The 36 plus requires a 200 amp house service and three individual circuit breakers.
1104408
I found the book that came with the unit was very helpful. Another way is looking at the major appliance ratings you are going to use the switch for. Getting it reasonably close will work fine. If you have 2 things that are hooked to 20 amp breakers split them wiring them to the red terminals, etc. Best I can do, hope it helps.
1877748
On my panels I use a #14 gauge wire on a 15 amp breaker. For the amp meter side I use Cat 5 wire with crimp connectors.
1704105
cutter-hammer double breakers.i use a 30/15,15/15and a 15/20.my power supply is on a small pull trailer.
1689317
Use same gauge wire, 12-2 NM. This is what is required for a 20 amp breaker line.
1661781
Ideally, you should use a 200amp fuse if I understand your question correctly. Wiki American wire gauge for more info.. Hope this helps.
1982634
I have ordered the 30 amp cord.....It is my understanding that all the cords (15 and 20 amp) would work.....What determines which one you need is the amperage size breaker you are connecting to.......
848481
5 amps per Frigidaire and 550 watts if power factor is 1.0 and voltage is 110 volts. rule of thumb (?) is peak start-up current for fan and compressor will be 10 to 13 amps. Should work well with 15 or 20 amp circuit breakers, provided you know the amps of other appliances in same circuit.
1913551
My electrician used 12 awg and a 20 amp breaker ...by the way this is a great machine I love it...
1080498
20 amps would trip most circuit breakers. Most standard household outlets are only rated for 15 amps.
1913549
That's a difficult question to answer plainly. A lot depends on what else will be running on that circuit at the same time. For me, I am a one man shop, running one piece of equipment at a time, plus dust collection all the time. I ran a 30 amp circuit with 12 gauge wire, but my run wasn't very far at all. Honestly, if I had it to do over again, I would run bigger wire but having said that, I have NEVER tripped the circuit breaker so I'm convinced I'm fine with the set-up I have. It's an awesome machine. You will love it.
229374
You can use a 24mm or a 15/16" socket. Or you can use a 1/2" breaker bar or 1/2" ratchet in the square.
1502847
I'd suggest a circuit with a 20amp minimum. Preferably 25-30amp. Theses heaters draw a lot of power. (And no, its not a good idea to put a 25-30amp fuse in what was intended to be a 15amp circuit. The wiring is a smaller gauge and can't handle the current)
778973
I have my surge protector connected to the disconnect of my mini-split heat pump, which operates on 240 volts. However, you could also connect it to a 240v/120V circuit breaker. It comes with a schematic showing how to connect it.
1741944
It calls for a 60 amp breaker. Check with home depot or lowes or whoever sells you the needed 60 amp 220 volt breaker. I used copper 2 conductor 6 gage with bare 8 gage copper safety ground. Not sure what code in your area wants though. How far is it from the heater to the circuit box? Mine is only about 12 ft. If you have a real long run you may need to go to a bigger gage yet but I doubt it. This thing does suck a lot of power!
848914
Hi. My home was also, an my electrical knowledge was limited at best... Upon googling, I learned that I just needed to make sure I had room for a 60 amp double pole breaker, (which I did)... Went to the hardware store with one of my old breakers (so they could see which style box I had), and they showed me which breaker style I needed. Other then that, I just had to buy 30' of number 6 wire. I got the kind that has 3 in 1 basically.
548097
You need a 1/2 in. Breaker bar and another breaker bar with a 19mm deep socket