By same circuit do you mean it has to be on same circuit breaker? I have 110v power through the house and 2 electrical boxes. will this work?
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For mine it had to be on the same breaker and there was still do much static that it wasn't worth it.
1019854
The intercom works as any plug it will work BUT I thought these were a total waste of money - never worked correctly and very difficult to hear
1019855
I have 4 units and are connected and working ok in 4 different rooms on different circuit breakers.
1019856
we use 4 of these all over the house, each on a different circuit breaker and they work fine. I am unsure of what you mean by "2 electrical boxes".
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I would consult with a qualified electrician or ask the manufacturer. I would think yes, but seek an expert on that. My house is your typical 110 volt and it was an easy install.
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you must put the ted inside unit on the same leg you put the transmitter in your breaker box . the same circuit. mine only works on two plugs in my house because of that. i hope this helps feel free to e-mail me for further questions. scottmorganb@hotmail.com
341978
I have to assume that by different circuits you mean one main but circuits on different breakers or fuses. As long as both circuits are active, that is the breaker is in the "on" position, the adapters should work.
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Yes. This model is quite versatile. Plus the timer portion will work on 120, 208, 240 or 277v and can be powered from a 3rd source if you wish. You can switch 2 120v circuits independently or together. You can set many stop/start times.
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Hi Dave, If the circuit is already protected by a GFCI then yes you can use a Power2U but if the GFCI is on the outlet its self(it has the two buttons) then no.
659553
Just so that I understand, this runs on both LP and 110ACV? How hard is it to run the wiring to a circuit breaker?
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I tryed it on 220Volt and it is working. It is much better to be used on 120V as the hot line is one wire. For two hot wire circuit, it does not provide accurate circuit breaker.
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It will work by interrupting the power through one of the two wires. However, I am not sure if that would be acceptable for local codes. As far as safety, I could not comment since I am not completely familiar with that system.
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I have my panel wired in parallel with a simple switch (panel is near the door to inside / switch is near the actual garage door) and it works completely fine. Doesn't exactly answer your question but I can't imagine it would be any different.
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Yes, but only one per zone. Draws a lot of power. If I have it on and vacuum or run microwave it will trip my breaker. It HAS to be plugged directly into the wall.
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There are two 220 circuits pre-wired to two tied pair of breakers. You can also elect to make them into four 110's if that serves you better. We have our well pump circuit wired to one of the 220's. It's a heavy duty control panel and the instructions are very clear on how to set it up. Comes with a DVD showing a guy wiring it. Good luck!
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Why would you need if both voltages same. It will convert 240 to 120 or 120 to 240
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it will work if both devices are on the same circuit breakers. most houses have different circuit breaks for floors, thus it will not work. Hope it helps
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I am not that familiar with half-switched outlets but I think this might work in one. This only plugs in to one of the wall outlets in a box, not both of them.
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Yes it works with both outlets I never had any problems or breakers that tripped.
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Not sure - the way the product works is that you plug one of the devices into the outlet in question (or use a socket device in a light socket or an alligator clip when needed) and then move a sensor along the circuit breakers in the panel box one by one until an audible signal is emitted when the sensor locates the correct circuit breaker. So it is all based on having a continuous circuit going back to the panel box. If the circuit is broken, it likely will not work. Have you considered to contact the manufacturer to get their advice?