Is it possible to open up the switch box and replace the NEMA 6-20 receptacle with a different round receptacle? (I need NEMA TT-30)
1113420
I suspect yes, you could, though I did not open mine to validate. There are screws that hold the enclosure together so i would assume you could replace the receptacle with moderate effort and a soldering iron.
1085270
None I just removed the old one and plugged the new one in. You might want to have a poolman do the work.
785466
The big question is: Now that we have burnt out something inside the main unit, can we replace this unit with one that has been made for 240V? If anyone knows where we can source the main body of the machine with a 240V rating, please let me know. Thanks
923229
Just doing a little search it looks like a NEMA 6-30. http://www.myrav4ev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t;=74&start;=50 It would plug into something like this I believe. Leviton 061-05372-000 Power Receptacle 30 Amp 250 Volt Flush Mount
1102426
Yes you can.this is a great box but a pain to close after connecting wires.should be AWG #6
2202080
You have to re-enter the code. In fact, you can't reinsert the box in its receptacle without re-entering the code. (Big Mack's answer appears to apply to a different model -- there is no knob to turn.)
851450
No...you will need to purchase the receptacle also or do what I did and wire it into your old receptacle. If you are replacing an old trolling motor. You will also need the wires to hook it up to the batteries.
1724420
The diagram for the wiring of the switch came with the new switch. Perhaps you can E-mail the manufacturer. As I recall I simply attached the new switch and its wires exactly where the old one had been with the original wires corresponding to the same relative positions in the new switch. Gee, as I re-read my answer I see room for mis-interpretation and a lack of a concise answer. I hope I have not made your situation worse.
1299101
The NEMA 6-20 plug is rated at 20A - and this power strip is only rated at 13A/220V (marked on it) and 250V with max current of 10A (rated power 2500W) according to the brochure with it. By design (for safety) 20A plugs will not fit in lesser rated power sockets (like 10A or 15A). It can though accept 20 kinds of plugs from 32 countries its patented with. So it will take any plug from standard domestic power - which is generally only up to 10A. I don't have an actual NEMA 6-20 plug to 100% confirm it - but by the look of the plug pin layout on the wiki on the NEMA entry the 6-20 active pin has a thicker vertical and normal thickness horizontal. The corresponding Wonpro socket only allows thick horizontal pins (for plugs like the UK one) and normal thickness vertical pins (like for the standard power US plug. The 6-20 earth pin will probably also not fit as the socket for the pin is again not wide enough at it's base to suit the thicker base earth pin. This would probably also disallow the NEMA 6-15 plug as it is 15A rated which both exceeds the rating again and as well the NEMA 6-15 plug has an earth pin which looks identical to the 6-20 earth pin so will not fit. Please note that I am going by the Wiki entry and the Wonpro WES4.5 power boards I bought and haven't tried plugging actual 6-20 & 6-15 plugs as I don't have them.
332716
Sorry, I don't know. Either order the same brand and part # of your defunct switch or try to match up the ports and sizes and specifications as best you can. I ordered the exact brand and part # plus was careful to match the ports and specs, and it works fine.
1246770
I don't think that it will work, this is a switch for the 6qt machines. Your best bet would be to contact the seller, they are very cooperative and usually quick to respond... they may know or be able to find out for you
831657
I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
262519
You must order the Geenerac with the switch. In addition we had to change our meter box. I still don't know why.
352720
No you can't. Operates at 23A (5600W/240V= 23.3A). You will burn down your house. Besides, the unit comes hardwired with a NEMA 6-30R plug which will not fit any 20A socket.
1591304
Nope! I went ahead and took the pig tails from the ac adapter and exposed the bare wire and made my own adapters. Or I supposed you could also do a terminal block and wire it all in that way.
1000258
Dear customer, I am almost certain that this switch is what you will need to fix your problem. I delt with stuff for a long time, then I decided to replace this switch, now everything works well. take care and have a great day! Dave :o)
744786
I don't see why not, the float switch attaches to screw terminals on the alarm unit. You would just need an extra length of wire and a good splice (especially if it's outside). I'm not sure how hard it would be to replace the entire wire so there would be no splice since I've never had the float end apart.