how did you wire this switch,i am using for the same purpose...inverter and shore power.thank you
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the two center lugs right and left are power out black and white wires. outer lugs are power in, from 2 separate sources. keep black on one side and white on the other side. (for side I mean the three lugs in 1 row) Power in for #1 on one set of outer lugs, power in #2 on other set of outer lugs.
2129373
It is very simple. Just swap wire for wire. It has its own inner plate for grounding purposes. I am by no means electrical savvy, but it was easy to do.
648733
I do not understand what you are trying to state. Please provide more details about what you are trying to do and perhaps we can respond. I do know that you need to run the current thru the controller - both pos and neg in and pos and neg out.
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Make sure that you have installed it correctly according to the instructions. It's a bit different than the conventional. The blue wire goes to the light's black. The switch's black wire goes to the black wire from the power source. Both white wires from the light and the power source (neutral) connect to this switch's white wire. It has to be done exactly like this or it won't work correctly. It notes that the switch "cannot be used if there is no neutral wire (white wires joint together) inside the electrical box."
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You'll need apower inserter & a 8-way switch asdepicted here if it works. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTA0WDk5OA==/z/niwAAMXQm7FR6qzq/$T2eC16J,!yUE9s6NEGyfBR6qzqT-Kw~~60_57.JPG
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If you want 110 (shore power) you will need an inverter. If you only want DC power you will not need an inverter, just a battery or batteries for 12 volt power.
836588
My setup is similar. I use an inverter on one side and my generator on the other. When my batteries die then i start my generator and wait like 20 seconds and it transfers. No doubt it'll work!
2039735
Nothing in your question makes any sense.... you need to get a qualified electrician to do your project. The Go Power TS 30 is simply an either-or automatic switch. It appears to me that you are trolling.
1015110
Install a 100 AMP blue sea systems circuit breaker or a 100 AMP relay connected to a switch
2036433
We just replaced an existing switch, so all wiring was in place. If that's what you're doing, the only other things you will need are wire cutters and a screwdriver.
607342
I was wondering the same thing. Seems like it basically just completes the circuit when activated, so I would think you could cut the plug off and wire it in line with the cable from the battery. I don't really want to be the guinea pig that ruins a brand new float switch though.
2232105
We used an outlet/light switch that was already installed. Remember, you have to purchase the power cord separately. I then purchased a push button switch that I installed in a pre-drilled hole in the granite. My electrician took care of it in a snap.
1299809
I'm not sure, I would call there help center. I can tell you that it works great, I used this inverter several times over four hours to power buff my boat with no problems. Hope this helped
580409
I imagine that main switch has 220V 3 phase + a neutral, you need to clamp only the 2 hot wires that feed the 110v to your motorhome.
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Not "as shipped," but it's easy enough to make it do so. Snip the bridge between the switch and the receptacle (the default is for a single "hot" wire to power both switch and receptacle), then identify the hot wire (usually black), connect it to one side of the switch, run a short jumper wire from the other side of the switch to the hot (short slot) side of the receptacle, then connect the neutral (usually white) wire to the remaining side (long slot) of the plug. That's how I use mine.
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If I remember correct each switch has 1.5 amp fuse. I run my boat lights and fish finder with no issues.
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Check the polarity of the connections, also check the load,too much will blow the fuse. It's to protect the inverter.If all else fails call the manufacturer.