What exactly is the difference between this and the 51120-3 and which one would I need for a 200amp service?
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Hi - I don't know what the difference between the two is , but I put this one on a 200 amp service. I works fine. Just make sure it is across the 220 circuit. I moved the breakers around , so the top two, one on each side of the panel are usd. Then it is first if a fault comes in.
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The Leviton 51120-1 is for a 1 phase home or business. You can tell by looking at your breaker panel what you have. Here is a picture of a single phase panel. Not trying to be mean or anything like that. but from the question, you probably need to have an electrician install this for you. You will be working with extremely LIVE power in that box! Here is what a single Phase looks like:------------- Picture Link ---------http://www.thewoodnerd.com/articles/circuitSizing/incoming_lines.jpg------------------------------------You may want to watch this video before you decide to put your hands in there! This guy knows his stuff--- Installing a Leviton 51120-1 Panel Protector --------http://youtu.be/9LjjP4BXFwg The Leviton 51120-1 is for a 1 phase home or business. You can tell by looking at your breaker panel what you have. Here is a picture of a single phase panel. Not trying to be mean or anything like that. but from the question, you probably need to have an electrician install this for you. You will be working with extremely LIVE power in that box! Here is what a single Phase looks like:------------- Picture Link ---------http://www.thewoodnerd.com/articles/circuitSizing/incoming_lines.jpg------------------------------------You may want to watch this video before... » Read More The Leviton 51120-1 is for a 1 phase home or business. You can tell by looking at your breaker panel what you have. Here is a picture of a single phase panel. Not trying to be mean or anything like that. but from the question, you probably need to have an electrician install this for you. You will be working with extremely LIVE power in that box! Here is what a single Phase looks like:------------- Picture Link ---------http://www.thewoodnerd.com/articles/circuitSizing/incoming_lines.jpg------------------------------------You may want to watch this video before you decide to put your hands in there! This guy knows his stuff--- Installing a Leviton 51120-1 Panel Protector --------http://youtu.be/9LjjP4BXFwg « Show Less
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The Leviton 51120-1 is for a 1 phase home or business. You can tell by looking at your breaker panel what you have. Here is a picture of a single phase panel. Not trying to be mean or anything like that. but from the question, you probably need to have an electrician install this for you. You will be working with extremely LIVE power in that box! Here is what a single Phase looks like: ------------- Picture Link --------- http://www.thewoodnerd.com/articles/circuitSizing/incoming_lines.jpg ------------------------------------ You may want to watch this video before you decide to put your hands in there! This guy knows his stuff --- Installing a Leviton 51120-1 Panel Protector -------- http://youtu.be/9LjjP4BXFwg
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3-Phase is mostly commercial use. If you have a normal residential home, you don't need 3phase.Keep with 51120-1 it's for a 200 amp home service. Real simple to install you need a 20 amp double pole breaker and a 4 to 10 ft piece of romex 12/2 wire depending where you are installing this. You want to install this right after the 200 amp breaker and yes this really works. Friday we had a tornado hit parts of North Carolina the power was going on and off and I had no problems. my neighbors did blown gfci outlets and ac capacitors went out. We'll worth the money.
1019561
Should work just fine, but you won't get the time you would from a deep discharge marine battery. 200 watts is only about 2 amps draw at 110 volts and probably about 15 amps from a 12 volt battery.
744331
JD - Kindly edit your response, it is .3 of an Amp, not 2.4. Also- I would LOVE to know what kind of a controller you use with the solar panels and batteries.
1701205
It's an amp, it's connected to 120. Consumes 260 on max use. And provides u 150x7w. Makes sense to me ;)
1269800
its best to use the same model that camp with the unit. You do not want to burn any this else out. Or just make sure your volts, amps, horsepower and so on.
64125
Yes it will. You can use .023 wire (on 120v 0r 240v) with settings just as low as the 140. The 211 is great (I love mine), but it does have a pretty hefty price tag.
1531208
Its more the amps that would be the concern. It says it handles 20amps @ 120vac, so I would think as along as you stay under the 20amps you should be alright.
935857
Both answers kind of clued you in. You need to find out what the total amps/watts your appliances will need and go from there. There are hundreds of variables to an answer to a somewhat vague question as this.
2133555
Hello Peggy, If you Plan to use a load that surges to the 3,000 watt rating then you must use a 250 amp fuse or resettable circuit breaker for the Input side. This unit works well up to 1,000 watts It does not perform well on large start up motors like a Vacuum cleaner. I use this unit for small loads that require a pure sine wave. Mike
246500
NO, and not needed. It draws so little current, there is no need for the 230 VAC heavy power. SEER and consumption are both identical whether 115 or 230V.
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Looking at Reliance's web site the biggest difference that I see is that the Q310A allows the user to swap out the circuit breakers with breakers that you can buy at most hardware stores while the 30310a has integrated breakers. So for example, in my installation I did not need two 240V circuits so I pulled out one of the 240V breakers and put in two 15amp 120V breakers. In short, you get more flexibility with the Q310A. Whether you need the flexibility might drive the decision to pay a few extra bucks for the Q310A.
636621
I suggest you buy a converter which supports power at least 3 times larger than what you really need, this will make you less trouble. Thus for your PS, 500W seems good enough.
1966114
Difference only in 200 - 500Watt. Simply for TV will be enough and if to include and another, it is necessary more powerful...
1559954
The 200-50 and 200-50f don't supply *any* PoE. The 200-50f*p* (which is about $1300 street) is rated for 375W total.
1457450
I'm so sorry - I have no idea. I know this works for 200 amp service - but me saying that just shows that I'm not an electrician. :(
1236909
This one is perfect for most houses. The 51120-1 is for larger more commercial applications. It is overkill for most homes.
579099
This psu will work in yiur 5150, you might wany to bump up to a 400 watt supply if you plan to run multiple hard drives though