I have 4 wires that need to be attached to this transformer: red, back, green, yellow... which two go together on each screw?
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.
1451050
Unfortunately, I can't tell you. I wired mine just as it was wired when I got my new one. Sorry
1451051
Ours only has two wires - a red and a green. I'm sorry, as I don't think that helps you.
1451052
I'm sorry to say that I only had a red and black. However if you haven't disconnected from the old transformer I would hook it up the same as that one is connected.
1451053
APerhaps you have the incorrect transformer, the wiring is inclusive of unnecessary wires .....? I'd try to find the install manual for the unit on line. Call the manufacturer. May be best to pay for an installer. Cheaper than a new panel. Good luck.
2026315
Yes, I'm a Electrican. Just be sure you us good wire nuts when spliceing. Just cut the plug off the transformer and wire the correct colors
1399307
If you have the black wires attached to the gold screws and 2 are attached to the silver screws you are fine. the black and white wires from the power supply side need to be attached to the line side of the new outlet. (it should say this on the back of the new outlet) and the other 2 are to be attached to the Load side of the outlet. Remember that the black go to gold side and the white go to the silver side do not cross them.
1467200
I don't remember any wiring diagram...but if you do a search, you will find out what each wire should be connected to.
1537364
4 wires, these are universal and will need to be spliced into your original wireing. all come with instructions to install. very easy to install and come with connectors. You will need a tool to crimp and acut wires
368648
There should be 6 wires , one is common, two capacitor, one for each speed, and a ground. Its been a while since i installed it but i do know that the wires dont have plug ins. they are just wires. if you are replacing an old motor,most of the time the color codes match up . I hope this helps. Be sure to discharge the capacitor or you could be in for a real shock.
1970440
2 screws for the wires and a green light. The 24volts power my thermostat well for my boiler.
2254053
Hello. The red is always the positive so is the black. It doesn't matter which one you connect with a 12 volt adapter both are the same. You don't need the yellow wire. Cut it off. Hope this helps.
1598171
for 220 use yellow/green for ground. the other 2 wires are hot. for 110 use yellow/green for ground. and use one wire hot and the other neutral.
1846154
this is a four wire plug and it requires a four wire cord (green>ground) (white.neutral) ( black>hot#1) (red> hot#2)
1524350
Not sure that I can add anything to this. The only thing I can say is to look at the way the wire was attached that you are replacing very carefully, and replace with new wire the same way. Look at other answers for details if you can not figure it out.
1035923
With my application there were already existing wires and a transformer. All I did was replace an older unit. By the way you asked your question makes me think you should have a qualified electrician install this unit.
1333543
You do not need another transformer. You can either solder wires between the joints where you cut them or buy premade connectors. I recommend the lattter
1973120
The back has 4 wirers my wall has 3 wirers. Where do I hook the load wire to.
1979152
On mine, there were two solid colored wires (blue & brown?), and one (yellow) with a stripe. When I opened the back of the light, I found that the striped wire just ended and was not connected to anything. My guess is that they found 3-lead wire cheaper than 2 or 4-lead so that's what we get. The other two solid wires seem to work interchangeably as + or -, so they apparently added circuitry to make them idiot-proof. Short Answer: Striped wire: Not used Other two: Connect to 12V DC
1120385
Very simple, you don't need to use the screws, there are holes on the back to insert the two wires. Just make sure the ends are stripped and insert.
2093795
Sorry. Mine was installed by my electrician. I think it is standard install, which means you need to connect the wires together. It is well-made and of good quality, I noticed.