do i need it for each panel or just the main panel?
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.
600332
It is very difficult to answer your question because you have not described how your wiring is laid out. In general, you can protect from "in-coming" surges by placing the Leviton device across the main lines in the main panel. Keep in mind however that you likely have equipment within the house that generates surges such as A/C units, furnace blower fans, refrigerator, etc. Since each of these devices are likely to be on separate circuits and for their generated surges to get to your electronic equipment where damage could be done, the surge would have to go back to the panel and would likely be trapped first by the surge protector. Any surge however, that occurs on the same circuit as your electronic equipment, offers the possibility of damaging that equipment. Most professional advice is to add a local surge protector at the electronic equipment to trap these surges. I would recommend having it professionally installed but if you decide to do it yourself, be careful. In the panel box, use two adjacent circuits and install it with the proper breaker switches as described in the manual. It is not difficult to install but is dangerous so if you do it, once again, be careful.
600333
It is installed to the main panel and provides protection to your entire home. I recommend that it be installed by a professional electrician. Not guaranteed against direct lightening strikes.
1879381
Your panel should have 2 empty slots next to other breakers if it's a panel that is less than say 25years old. The older panels can get more complicated to figure out.
2148253
You need one for each zone. I have three of these thermostat in my house, one for each zone. They are working well.
1358542
yes, you can use as many as you want..Its very versible Or you can just use 1 panel
287939
Yes, the manual has wiring diagrams for multi panel set ups. Or buy the 200 Watt kit. Good luck!
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.
1308633
Depends on your battery set up...doubt one panel will get the job done. Works great for my RV though.
1423334
You need the id number of each of the panels which the installer should provide you free of charge. It on each of the panel's label.
1717271
HI: it may be used during manufacture...if panel works with it out..leave it out..bill
1084282
Honestly I don't really remember, but if I had to guess I would say whole panel. Sorry if that's not much help. :/
439086
you need 2 mc4 t connectors per 2panels to hook together so if you get six you will need 8 pus 3 for a total of eleven; for just instance i have 4 panels w/ 4 mc4 t connectors plus one to connect the four into one line you have to hook all panels into one line
1999557
Um, I am not an electrician, but I would imagine that although you may have multiple breaker boxes. You still only have one feed. So you have one main panel and several sub-panels. If this is the case then you could put the monitor on the main panel box. If you have multiple feeds and multiple main panel boxes, then I would say yes, you do have to have multiple monitors. I will say that the monitor has two channels. So, in theory I suppose you could monitor two different panel boxes, but you would have to manually switch channels back and forth.....Hope this helps.
2134189
This panel comes with MC4 connectors on the end. To use those connectors, you'll need these: http://amzn.com/B004N70DKI However, you could also just cut off the factory connections and wire it with whatever other connectors you want. The MC4 connectors are nice, but are also very expensive.
1305604
I have a main panel which feeds a generator transfer panel. I put the sycom on the main panel only.
787439
It's per panel! The seller was not very clear. There are at least 7 panels needed.
1722755
Correct on one panel. How many you need will Depend on the size of your awning
1736596
I bought two panels, have not installed them yet. Starting out with 4 batteries @ 100 amps, plan on going to 8 and adding two more panels