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How
to wire EH40 water
heater timer/ EH10/ WH40/ WH21 Timers shown are safe for
1 residential water heater.
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![]() Larger image Terminals 1 and 2 power 240V electronic clock |
EH40
water heater timer Programming for timer is on label located on inside of timer door. 7-day 7-programs 10 gauge wire, 30 amp breaker rated for 4500+ watt element Timer rated 30 amp ![]() Larger image 240V EH40 manual |
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EH10
& EH40 are battery operated timers/ Battery compartment located beneath buttons Size A battery lasts 2-3 years |
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EH10
water
heater timer |
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Terminals 1 and 2 send power to 120V clock. Jumper hot wire from terminal 2 to terminal 3. Neutral wires connect to terminal 1 |
How
to wire Intermatic EH 10 timer for 120Volt water heater Programming for timer is on label located on inside of timer door. 7-day 7-programs Ground wires are kept away from other wiring. Romex connectors used where wire enters metal box. Tighten screws very tight against copper wire. 12 gauge wire, 20 amp breaker rated for 3500 watt element Timer rated 30 amp ![]() |
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WH40
hot water
heater timer |
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![]() Larger image 240V clock wires from back of timer connect to terminals 1&3 |
WH40
water heater timer![]() Larger image 240V WH40 manual 120V WH21 manual Timer rated 40 amp How to set WH 40 timer |
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Replacement tripper Pins and clock motors
for WH40 and Intermatic WH40 uses WG1573 clock motor WH40 uses 156T1978A tripper Clocks and trippers at Grainger Troubleshoot Intermatic timer |
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Water heater timer for 2 water heaters Two water heaters |
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![]() WH21- larger image WH21 / 23 amp water heater timer WH21 manual Troubleshoot WH21 timer Figure volts amps watts for water heater |
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Color code wire Romex connectors How to twist wire Wire nuts |
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What is difference between 120Volt and 240Volt? |
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Inside
main breaker box are Three busbars. One busbar is Neutral busbar. Two busbars are Hot busbars. Each Hot busbar is 'out of phase' with the other. All residential circuits require Two wires to complete circuit. 120Volt circuit requires 1 Neutral wire and 1 Hot wire. Hot wire can come from either Hot busbar. By Code, these wires are Black-Hot and White-Neutral. If either wire is interrupted, the circuit turns OFF. By code the Black Hot wire is switched ON-and-OFF. 240Volt circuit also requires 2 wires to complete circuit. In the case of 240V, the circuit requires 2 Hot wires. One Hot wire from each 'out of phase' busbar is required to complete 240Volt circuit. These wires can be Black and White or Black and Red, and with heavier gauge wires, like 6 gauge and 4 gauge, the wires are Black and Black. If either wire in 240V circuit is interrupted, the circuit turns OFF. See 30 amp switch turning off water heater Bare ground wire connects to Neutral busbar as redundant safety. |
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