How to connect to electric supply?
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This unit has a two prong electrical cord that must be plugged in during use.
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You need both a BNC and a 12 volt companion cable connection, with power supply plugged in.
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There is an AC adapter with the unit. That is the only way I can see to power it.
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The cords are to be hard wired. They are quite simple to tie into an existing connection box. Directions are readily available on the net. Be sure to turn off power to the circuit at the breaker box before doing anything.
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Whatever power supply you choose to connect it to. This is a simple connector with + and - leads on the back.
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first of all, there will be a wire in the lighting kit with a J on its tag. This simply plugs into the 12v socket in the lower left corner of the board. the socket will be labeled power supply, then wire the included ac power plug to that wire, black to black red to red. Then plug it into the wall ac plug. If you need further assistance i will be glad to help the best that i can. oh yea! the saucer board has screw holes in the corners, the primary hull board does not! So the main power supply should connected to the board with no screw holes. I hope this was helpful
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there is an input + and an input - those connect to the power source, the output + and - connect to the load or whatever you are supplying power to.you can connect through the solder hole and/or with the blue screw terminal.
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Disconnect the power completely. (the light should be behind a switch anyway), for a full two minutes. when done connect the ground then connect the 120 volt line. Wa-la reset complete.
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The power source's plugs needs to be cut and you insert the wires. Your best bet is to check youtube for videos on how to wire the whole thing up. There's a few great ones on there that break it down for you.
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You need to tap into a power line. I used a quick splice connector to get that done. http://www.amazon.com/Solderless-Wire-Quick-Splice-Connector/dp/B0041PF5QY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396545883&sr;=8-1&keywords;=wire+splice+connector
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I use a generic one, with interchangeable connection pins and variable voltage (but fixed 3A). Set it to 9V, center pin positive connection, and you're ready to go. I'm pretty sure you can find one here.
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There is a battery compartment back there. I bought the adapter to plug in. in
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Check with Toro. As I remember, it's a simple connection that requires a bridge.....try connecting it using an insulated wire.
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It will connect but you have to have another power source. Wish i had not ordered it.
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It doesn't HAVE to be hardwired. You can make a cord with a plug on it and connect that to the unit. Just make sure the cord is secure coming out of the unit and possibly make sure the box is fully sealed depending on your local codes. In that case you'll be connecting it to the normal 110 connection. If I remember right there's also a power adapter option for this unit for you to connect to the low voltage area on the board.
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need to get wire (16 ga -18 ga), + 2 spade female connecters, and connecters to power source (fused)
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You need to plug it in the wall with the electric cable. Then connects to the computer with the USB cable.