can m500 be used for testing romex cable from phase to phase ,phase to neutral and phase to ground ?
1678263
Yes/no. It can but that's not how you would do it. Each line at a time would have to be energized ( connected to panel ) then checked individually
1075524
It doesn't put out enough power on the signal to trace it through the ground. It won't read a romex cable through drywall most of the time.
1627560
Yes, in the utilities section you can sync the two channels and then set the phase difference with a 0.1 degree of resolution.
119492
As far as I can tell the ports as live at all times. Checked them with a simple tester.
1132616
You need to use romex electrical cable staples. this will definitely won't work, nor would to be safe
1276535
I don't see why you couldn't do that. The controller reads the probe as a value of resistance so it would really depend on the cable and wire you use. I've only used this with about a 3ft (1M) cable length. I guess you could run the wire, then test and calibrate the settings/readings on the controller, that should work. I haven't had any issues with mine. But again, I'm not using long cable runs either... Hope this helps.
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I have used 14-2 solid copper romax, from a 210W Evergreen panel and it worked OK. About a 15 foot run. Also used 18AWG hook up wire from a 150W German panel, a short run about 6 feet. Ran the inverter about 6 - 8 months with the 18AWG. I did notice when the panel was outputing about 120W - 125W the wires were harm. I have since switched to 10AWG. If you do not need MC-4 connectors you can buy automotive inline connectors. The male and female will fit the MC-4 connector if you do not over-crimp the connector and flatten the connector insulation.
785174
Since the Bullet is a POE capable device, I see no reason why it would not. Depending on the model, the voltage required by the bullet is up to 24V but they do not specify a minimum supply voltage that I could see. These are Passive POE Splitters/Combiners so they provide no voltage regulation. You just need a Combiner at the source (where a wall adapter output and ethernet cable from a switch or router can be plugged into the combiner). The only thing to watch out for is the length of the Run of Ethernet cable to the Ubiquiti. If it is an extremely long run, you might experience enough voltage drop that it "could" bring the voltage presented at the Ubiquiti out of the acceptable input range. Just something to watch out for, but you probably will not have any issues if you are 50 meters or less from the power source, since the Ubiquities do not require much power (&lt;6W) to operate. The data is passed thru over pins 1,2,3, and 6 on the RJ-45 connector. Power(V+) is on Pins 4,5 and GND(V-) on Pins 7,8 which is split out to the DC Barrel plug for which center contact is V(+), exterior contact is V(-). Hope this is Helpful.
658688
It would be simple to set up m, but the unit I was sent didn't work. The cable installer recommended against getting the unit said they failed often. I just went and bought an after market modem from office depot
286314
It works without problems, but if you use a KVM team, otherwise this cable will not work and can use either, but not simultaneously. greetings
1226884
I haven't had any trouble so far. I'm using a Hobbyking HKT6A v2 and even did my reciever binding through the JMT. I haven't tried using the cable because my model radio does not support it. The only program I've been able to get to work is Phoenix but it runs fine.
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Yes the MT-5 remote meter display only plugs into the charge controller. It is CANBUS over RS-232 so if you have a CANBUS interpreter on your you can control and monitor charge controller but there is no public discussion of the protocol used there. It is not insifignant programming to accomplish this. And no it is not Ethernet compatable.David
1825687
Yes, that's how I ran - one Ethernet cable. The separate 12V connector is in the case you don't have a POE switch.
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I was unable to use mine. I had purchased a dynadock and tried splitting the signal which didn't work. So I had to order another type of cable that was compatible.
1629075
No- for a 20a circuit requires #12 romex. Then you have to take into consideration how far your running the wire. There could be a voltage drop.
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Brett, this junction box will NOT supply the POWER TO POE BUT IS COMPATIABLE WITH IN LINE POE.ED
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As with the other responses, I would contact Cisco and/or see if there is a spec sheet on-line.