Ok I understand the wiring connections using the transformer but what about for battery only.Iam not having much luck which terminals do I connect 2 wires.
1967893
Sounds like you are replacing your existing 2-note chime where you have a transformer connecting the door push button and 2 wires to the chime. Two options: 1) rewire or 2) use existing wires with 2- 9V batteries. If you opted for batteries option, you need to connect one wire to terminal F and the other wire to terminal 1 as shown in diagram on the bell, then install the 2 batteries. Tell us how you make out. Good luck.
1967894
I had to get an electrician to do mine although I had done wiring as an amateur. The instructions were not very clear. So I'm sorry i can't help you. I will say that the chime is really great now that it is installed.
1967895
I have my RC305RW working with two 9 volt batteries and the doorbeel goes between the terminal marked "F" and the third terminal from right to left just above the lettering - - - Option A. Works well and is very loud. Hope this helps.
1967896
Sounds like you got your answer. I couldn't help either, hooked mine up to 120 only, no battery. It does work well and can hear it through out the house. I did have to play with the pipes some to get them in the right place so that it sounded right. Good luck.
449283
I accidentally bought this fixture, meaning to get a 12 VDC one, so i took the four screws off the back and cut the transformer out, exposing red and black wires that hook up directly to the 12 VDC battery, and the light works like a charm, no issues what soever. Hope this helps.
619877
No, you do not. the 2 sets of wires are for different applications. in my case used the clamps to hook up to a bank of 10 batteries charged by solar panals. ut you could hook up to car batteries or RV or other set ups.
766287
You will have to wire to a power source. Mine goes straight to the battery terminal
460582
I am an electrical engineer this can be confusing. 1. even though the battery part number is 6-DW-5 the battery is 12Volts and 5 Amp hour2. the batteries are connected in series. 24V operation3. the controller wires connect: black neg wire connects to one battery. red pos wire connects to other battery4. the circuit breaker connects between the 2 batteries. red pos wire connects to first battery, black neg wire connects to other battery. make sure wire colors match polarity on batteries.5.you can replace the soldered connections with slide on terminals. however soldering is best if you have the skill. I am an electrical engineer this can be confusing. 1. even though the battery part number is 6-DW-5 the battery is 12Volts and 5 Amp hour2. the batteries are connected in series. 24V operation3. the controller wires connect: black neg wire connects to one battery. red pos wire connects to other battery4. the circuit breaker connects between the 2 batteries. red pos wire connects to first battery, black neg wire connects to other battery. make sure wire colors match polarity on batteries.5.you can replace the soldered connections with slide on terminals. however... » Read More I am an electrical engineer this can be confusing. 1. even though the battery part number is 6-DW-5 the battery is 12Volts and 5 Amp hour2. the batteries are connected in series. 24V operation3. the controller wires connect: black neg wire connects to one battery. red pos wire connects to other battery4. the circuit breaker connects between the 2 batteries. red pos wire connects to first battery, black neg wire connects to other battery. make sure wire colors match polarity on batteries.5.you can replace the soldered connections with slide on terminals. however soldering is best if you have the skill. « Show Less
863749
Run the 2 leads to your battery terminal or to your fuse panel, battery is easier. I used Velcro to mount my lights, but you could use self tapping screws if you'd like if you need to extend the wires you'll need a set of wire strippers and some additional 24 ga stranded wire and butt connectors.
1509737
Yes - you can use a bolt/washer-battery terminal/ring terminal-washer/nut assembly to connect your wires to the battery. Spray with a corrosion resistant spray before assembling and after if the battery assembly will be exposed to moisture or moist outdoor conditions.Good Luck!
1424712
You need to connect that black wire to the bottom of the original pcb board, battery ground. You need both pcb board.
1479909
No the battery wires are only about 6 inches long. You will need to supply your own wire to get back to the battery. I used a 2 wire #8 stranded cable. I used bare butt splices and crimped and soldered the connection. I used heat shrink tubing on each connection and then heat shrink tubing over the full connection. Home depot or Lowes or Ace hardware will have what you need.
1562499
You have three prongs. Use only two. One is for +pos & One is for -neg. to the battery. Install your fuse between switch and battery. Hope this helps.
719774
wires are bare ends. you can put what ever you need on the end. the idea of this is to connect it to a 12 volt car battery. it should be wired thru a fuse or fuse block of some sort to protect everything. i bought a blue sea systems st blade fuse block to connect the 2 i have and in turn it is connected to a deep cycle 12 volt battery. wires are 70" long.
1478897
After looking at the drawing on the unit...the drawing shows that the positive wire of panel one and two goes to the first terminal (see the hump in the diagram). The first panel negative goes to the second terminal and the second panel negative goes to the third terminal. The reason for this configuration is to double the amps going from the 2 panels to the one battery. Still may have to use crimping terminals (spade or fork).
553162
The back of the switch is pretty straight forward... There's 3 terminals, one for battery 1, one for battery 2, and then there's the output terminal which would go to your fuse panel. So whatever batter you select is what is supplying power. The switch also has "make before break" contacts. Meaning it makes contact with the next circuit before breaking contact with previous circuit I.e. Going from batt 1 to batt 2
119934
You need to disconnect the old battery from the leads and connect the new item using the old wiring. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
1293259
A lot more information is going to be needed. What battery voltage are you going to be using, how far of a run, do the 100 watt panels have mc4 ends? The questions could go on for days. This has standard screw type terminals, so all you need to do is strip the copper, stick it in its hole, and tighten the screw. Hooking up panels can be a very different task if there are not mc4 ends. Then you will need a water/weatherproof junction box to combine the panel terminations, and then run a single line from where the panels. Your question is far too open ended to even try and answer. Be more specific A lot more information is going to be needed. What battery voltage are you going to be using, how far of a run, do the 100 watt panels have mc4 ends? The questions could go on for days. This has standard screw type terminals, so all you need to do is strip the copper, stick it in its hole, and tighten the screw. Hooking up panels can be a very different task if there are not mc4 ends. Then you will need a water/weatherproof junction box to combine the panel terminations, and then run a single line from where the panels. Your question is far too open ended to even try and answer. Be more... » Read More A lot more information is going to be needed. What battery voltage are you going to be using, how far of a run, do the 100 watt panels have mc4 ends? The questions could go on for days. This has standard screw type terminals, so all you need to do is strip the copper, stick it in its hole, and tighten the screw. Hooking up panels can be a very different task if there are not mc4 ends. Then you will need a water/weatherproof junction box to combine the panel terminations, and then run a single line from where the panels. Your question is far too open ended to even try and answer. Be more specific « Show Less
1285749
Eric - you would only use 3 of the terminals.One terminal receives the power from the alternator and two others feed the batteries.This system works well on my boat.One terminal feeds my starting battery and the other feeds the battery for all the instrumentation.
720990
Dear friend,You can connect it directly,do not need a current transformer.Hope could help you!:)Nice day!:DBest Regards