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07-09-2003, 14:07
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http://www2.usfirst.org/2003comp/rob..._blueprint.pdf
The Maxi Breaker is in sector 4-D. The 1cm screw is attached to the positive terminal of the 120A main breaker (or whatever your main supply is), and the four wires coming out of the breaker itself are to loads. Needing to know "how to wire them" isn't very descriptive. If you could be a little more concise about what you need, I'm sure we can be a little more helpful. Everything rbayer said is absolutely correct. |
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