i have a 6 hp black max coleman powermate 140 is this the switch i need 4 wirer
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Verify your old switch pressure range. ( this switch kicks on at 135 & off at 175) Yes it is adjustable. I had to adjust mine down to 150 (kick off) or it would lift press. safety relief valve. (relief valves are stamped with their ratings). 4 wire yes, 1 ground, 1 nuetral, 2 hot. Good instructions included,
990908
are you using a three phase system or are you working on a single phase 220? I'm not sure that this will function on three phase.
990909
this switch is for 220 volt, 2 hot wires in and one ground. the switches work with a bunch of different models, be sure you are okay with PSi rating of this model.
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It sounds like it should. 12v system or 6v should not matter, however to protect the switch, as it will only handle up to 1amp, I've put an amperage reduction electronics and a 1amp fuse before the switch. I hope this answers your inquiry.
688687
Probably different model of the same switch. One seller on ebay had the cover off showing rubber grommets where the wires enter. Also the switch setup was different, a black box switch instead of the normal relay. You shouldn't have to worry as long as the voltage and horsepower rating are the same. I'd buy the cheapest source. Installation and pressure adj. instructions come with the switch. Switches are adjustable over a wide range, the pressure rating on the box is just the factory preset.
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The switch is rated for 7500 watts. Although your generator is rated at 8000 watts, that is probably it's maximum rated output and it's running capacity would normally be considerably less. The max capacity is usually only achieved during the initial startup of certain electrical equipment, which when once running, the wattage drops off. It is important to determine the wattage required for those electrical circuits which you wish to energize, and then balance that demand across both sides of the transfer switch, while also being careful not to exceed the 7500 watts maximum. In the short of it, this is an excellent switch, easily installed, and should meet your needs with no problem.
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This is a dual wire, so if you want the black to be ground and the red to be power, simply wire it that way, or vice versa.
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Not for sure the amp capacity of the switch or your compressor, otherwise it will work
1229421
You can change the male end plug to a twist lock or build a "pig tail" with a female receiver for the male plug on the welding machine and male twist lock on the opposite end for your generator plug in. Use 10 guage wire, minimum. Good luck!
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On the 3 switch box there are 5 wires in the pigtail, 10ga red marked power in, black for ground and 3 16ga wires for power coming from each switch. You should be able to find 6 or 6 wire cable at any place that sells trailer parts.
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Andrew,I'm not sure why it says that but I have a cord running to mine from the 15 amp plug of the generator. My generator is a champion 4000 w. I have also just bought one for my in-laws also. It's well made and alot easier than the splice job I had to do during Sandy.Tim
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I'm not sure your exact setup but the two wires with the bullet connections are for your winch power the black bare wire is your ground and the red bare wire is your switched power. Hope this helps
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As long as both are 2477D you are OK going 2, 3 or 4 way. You can not use generic switch for the second switch. GE Link will supports up to 6 way, why you would want that I have no idea but it will do it.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think that you would need a 4 pin wiring harness, I think the 8 pin wiring is for big trailers (travel trailers) that use electronic brakes, etc... But you could probably Google it.
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I think it will be under rated. Look at your generator's manual and see what they recommend.I am sure it would be #8 wire or bigger if you are going to be running a load at 8000 watts.http://www.generatorgrader.com/extension-cords-portable-generators/
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I don't believe you will need to do anything . Just make certain the neutral is disconnected from the power company by means of a positive discinnect to avoid back feed . I purchased the transfer switch , tie in receptical etc from Amazon when I got the generator. Lowes sells the same generator for about $100 bucks more. The transfer switch and load enter was by Reliance.
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You require a three-pole switch. If it doesn't say "three-pole" it won't work for your use.
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If you have a 12 volt power supply and switch yes, I used a 12 volt 4 amp power supply to run this and one other amp
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If it has a spark plug it should work just fine. I purchased this specifically for my 6500 Watt generator and it works perfect and was easy to install. (You just wrap the signal wire around the spark plug wire and secure it with a tie wrap)