What size breaker, and wire do you need to feed this box?
598011
Used compact 1/0 al ( can accommodate expansion to full rating of panel (125 amp continuous duty). Did not need a subfeed breaker as feed directly from power company and not from another power panel.
598012
I ran the #8 from the exterior load center to the Talon box underground, inside Carlon PVC conduit. You can get direct burial wire but the conduit is just a safer choice. A 50 amp breaker will work for this purpose.
598013
#8 and if your feeding from another box I would use 75 amp minimum. Comes with 50amp+30amp+20amp=100amps. I think 100amp is the way to go
598014
We used 4 gauge copper wires (3 ea.), but had 4 boxes feeding off them. A single box could be run off 6 gauge.
598015
Check with your electrical inspector. That being said I used 2 of the available spaces and mounted a 100 amp main. Still have 2 extra spaces and doubt I'll ever come close to using more than 100 amp. No main was required by local codes but I like to be able to kill all power to box. Hope this helped.
1015110
Install a 100 AMP blue sea systems circuit breaker or a 100 AMP relay connected to a switch
1084191
You will need a 50 amp breaker. Back feeding is very dangerous and illegal if not done to code. This question that you asked makes me think you have little experience so please be sure to do as much research as possible before you attempt this.
1879380
The module is relatively small (4 1/2 X 6in) and should be easily mounted on the side of the box if it has sufficient depth. Just mount it near two breakers of opposite phase that you will use to connect the 2 hot wires to and near the neutral and ground buss bars where you will connect those wires. If none of this makes sense to you, please be safe and hire an electrician to do the job. Installation can be dangerous if you don't know what youre doing. Good Luck.
807502
I run mine of a 15 amp breaker. Any hardware store has them for 10-25 bucks. I would not run on anything smaller.
918690
Any wire that is of the same gauge or bigger will work. All you have to do is cut it and then put in more wire, just make sure you have each wire matching since there is 4 different ones.
910172
Your best option would be to measure your intended install space and compare it to the size of this box. Make sure to take into account space required for wiring.
964989
You can install it in any circuit breaker box. It works best if it can have its own breaker.
848915
You will need a single pull 60amp breaker with #6 wire with only two wire with a ground. So its call 6-2 wire. I first got the 6-3 but didnt need the third wire and it was about 30.00 cheaper for a 100ft roll.
1226974
need to get wire (16 ga -18 ga), + 2 spade female connecters, and connecters to power source (fused)
1922533
Its better to have it hard wired to breaker. I believe it draws close to 16amps. I had my electrician run a line from my breaker box to a disconnect box. Note, The inside unit gets its power from the outside unit. It was super easy to install Once power was to the spot I needed,
1709175
The breaker size depends on the wire size used going to the heater. This heater only requires 8 amps at 240 v. #14 wire with a 2 pole 15 amp breaker would work. #12 wire with a 2 pole 20 amp breaker would also work.
628327
I did a quick GOOGLE search - here is what I found: http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php?topic=44968.0 I would go with running underground wires to a mobile pedestal and put a 100 AMP breaker box - with both a 50 amp and 30 amp RV plug along with a dual 110V plug. just in case you buy a 50 amp rv later
548097
You need a 1/2 in. Breaker bar and another breaker bar with a 19mm deep socket
1572518
You should have two running from the panel to the box, and two from the box to the heater...Do you know if you have 220 or 110 power? OR are you saying you only have 2 wires in the box total??I need more info...
1913551
My electrician used 12 awg and a 20 amp breaker ...by the way this is a great machine I love it...
561740
12/3 wire....(3 + ground) 20 amp circuit (size 12 wire) one conductor each for fan light and heater....(neutral connected in box at unit)