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Non fused 60 amp disconnect
I need some advice on how to wire a non-fused 60 amp disconnect. I will be using it to disconnect a heating element. My question is this: There are two line and load posts. I am assuming the two load post will go to the element, but I am not 100% sure. I am using 6-2wire. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Your correct. Line is from the fuse box. Load is the element.
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Thanks!
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Yes the line come from panel .load go to element
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Tony please pay attention to the dates of threads, this goes back to 2008.
Please refrain from answering questions older than a few months. Thread is closed. |
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