can you use a 3 wire under ground house wire from turbine to controller
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If you are using it on 12v system and just need (pos +) & (neg -) from it yes you can but you will have to use a 3 phase rectifier on it. Think they should sell it with one, i did not know i needed one till i got it so i built one and it works fine along side my four 250w panels they run my whole house off grid.
2091149
Sorry, It's just has 3 wires and the ends will not fit a generator with out changing them.
449917
If it has a small block yes as long as you have an HEI distributer or else you have to buy the wire going from the coil to the distributer seperately.
2001006
Unfortunately, your idea doesn't work as described on a 2-wire 220 circuit. That is, unless you use the bare ground as a neutral, and that isn't really too Kosher, although logically I don't know why. It would be nice to see what my submersible well pump, window mount A/C unit and air compressor are using.
1340672
yes it will but you will have to put a power line conditioner in line from the turbine to the light. This would be to prevent over voltage/amperage. The right was to do it would be to have the turbine maintain a 12v battery and then tap the battery with a PLC to the light.
82401
You can. I recommend the castle thunderbird 54 controller and the himax HC3516-1130 motor it gives much better performance than the standard setup.
1276645
The above ground section can be used. You just have to have a continuous loop and if you don't want your pet to get zapped at any particular area you need to twist the wires together for the area you don't want your pet zapped at i.e. door area. We ran our above ground wires through PPE tubing to protect from damage. But to be sure you may want to contact tech support at Petsafe.
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in a large industrial wiring there could be a potential difference between equipment if you are using multiple outlets. (I have seen as much as 5vac potential difference between "ground" in different receptacles. "rare" in average residential homes)in most cases this is not a problem in a residential wiring, as the grounds are wired together at the fuse/breaker box, and there should be an earth ground rod somewhere near the electrical input to the building. if you are in an old 2 wire home you may want to have it grounded up to newer codes. the motor has a connection so you can add an earth ground to it , but this may not be necessary. I only plugged it into the wall socket as mine was grounded just fine. in a large industrial wiring there could be a potential difference between equipment if you are using multiple outlets. (I have seen as much as 5vac potential difference between "ground" in different receptacles. "rare" in average residential homes)in most cases this is not a problem in a residential wiring, as the grounds are wired together at the fuse/breaker box, and there should be an earth ground rod somewhere near the electrical input to the building. if you are in an old 2 wire home you may want to have it grounded up to newer codes. the motor... » Read More in a large industrial wiring there could be a potential difference between equipment if you are using multiple outlets. (I have seen as much as 5vac potential difference between "ground" in different receptacles. "rare" in average residential homes)in most cases this is not a problem in a residential wiring, as the grounds are wired together at the fuse/breaker box, and there should be an earth ground rod somewhere near the electrical input to the building. if you are in an old 2 wire home you may want to have it grounded up to newer codes. the motor has a connection so you can add an earth ground to it , but this may not be necessary. I only plugged it into the wall socket as mine was grounded just fine. « Show Less
1020298
I think you can use it. For the connector to the electricity, there are 3 different connectors.
612234
No you need a 3 prong control this one is 5 if you go to our website and request it we have it availablethank you
765878
You should be able to use just about any wire with the same gauge as the ones attached to the sensors, since the current going through is minimal and overheating is not an issue...
1317879
You can. I did, but you then lose the added protection of having the unit grounded. No big deal for me. Mine works great!
418837
I occasionally run this model DuroStar generator without grounding, but it is not recommended and I not would recommend running any generator without connection to a copper-coated ground rod driven a minimum of six feet into the ground. Without this attachment that third (round) prong on your extension cords is meaningless and you are subject to being shocked by your electrical equipment attached to the extension cords.
543238
You would have two wires (I use #10 copper braided wire) coming from solar panel to controller then two wires from the solar controller to battery.
1893958
The generator is 3phase AC so it requires a 3 phase charge controller, 1wire for each phase
1757380
This transformer is for grounded systems. If yours only has two wires, you don't have a grounded system. You can still use it, just ignore the middle terminal.
1651227
I would imagine you could. You would need to add in wire to length needed but it would have to be a professional job. You should not just splice in wire, you would need a linkage of some sort, plus a small diameter steel cable to take any load off of the control box/wiring and put it only between the Up/Down control and motor assembly. I hope this helps.