where does this hook up to the circuit panel
1855252
There is a separate wire for each breaker that hooks to the corresponding breaker in the main circuit box. Reliance has a video on there site showing how to connect it step by step.
1855253
You choose which circuits you want to be handled by the transfer switch and you wire those circuits directly using the cable provided with the transfer switch.
1855254
Hello. Check out this link. Installation is very straightforward if you follow the instructions.http://www.reliancecontrols.com/Stream/ProTranInstall/ProTranPlayer_T1.aspx
1855255
You just choose what circuit pluse the common bar. you want to use and use those breakers. Ya gotta follow the instructions but the wires are numbered and it's actually not hard.
1855256
It attaches to each of the selected circuits on your main panel. It basically routes the power though the Reliance panel where you control the source. If you are careful, understand electricity, and codes allow you can do this yourself. If you are at all uncomfortable touching the main panel you should HIRE someone to install. It can be deadly if you touch the wrong thing.
872619
Just an update to my earlier post. Each fuse has it's own circuit/power source. On my 5'er I just unplugged the existing wires and attached them to the terminals on the new panel.
1528605
Sorry, Eric, but I don't know the answer to your question. I wired my unit to a 2-way switch.
1424712
You need to connect that black wire to the bottom of the original pcb board, battery ground. You need both pcb board.
1886971
How are you going to wire to the circuit panel. The ground on an inverter is through the negative or ground wire of the 12 volt wire to connect the inverter to the battery. If you are going to wire the 120 volt side to a circuit panel than everything on the circuit board will go to ground through the 12 volt negative/ground wire
144422
The pool pumps, cleaner, etc. wire direct to the 4 relays inside this panel unless you have an intelliflo pump which that pump has it's own interface cable. You supply the GFI breakers for each item.
896998
It is designed to find a circuit breaker in a 220 VAC system. To use this device, you plug in the sending unit at a standard 110VAC duplex and walk out to the main electrical panel. Scan the panel (the circuit breakers on their load side) and then rescan listening for a tone as you pass the handheld device. I am not really clear as to how one would utilize this tool for a circuit board.?!?
600331
I put it on my main panel. I have a manual transfer switch and a whole house breaker in "front" of my main panel, and I connected this to two adjacent 20-amp breakers, so it is working on both phases (every other breaker in my GE panel box is on alternating phases). It has been working beautifully for over a year now.
1734811
I have no idea. I just plug it in and it works. However, since it has a heating element, I wouldn't have anything else going on the circuit at the same time.
1103654
The panel has a metal frame that can have holes drilled in it for mounting. It has two wires that put out DC voltage up to 18 v depending on the amount of sun light. Just connect the panel wires to a charge controller and connect the wires from the controller to a battery.
2082001
It hooks right up to the back of the opener, and you plug the opener in an outlet. It's ac
1918326
I don't have any idea how your panel is wired but you should be able to its a very simple installation. Thanks
285801
The 4-pin connector is actually where the power supply plugs in to the light panel.
404170
Yes. I wired mine to the existing switch. If you don't have one, just add one inline to your power panel.
1751185
The white wire goes to the white wire in the breaker box. Hope that helps. Tyna
1293262
You will need a copper buss bar and some mc4 connectors. Run the positive wires in 10 gauge wire from the panels to the copper buss bar then a 8 gauge stranded copper wire from the buss bar to the charge controller. You can get a mc4 tee connector to tie the negative wires together and run one wire to the location of the charge controller. Do not do this for the positive wires from the panels to the controller, that's what I Sid first and found out a couple weeks later I was only getting power from one panel.
2251910
NO. You should know you need an oscilloscope, this is a current measuring device and if you don't know the difference, you had best stay out of the circuit panel !