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Looks simple enough
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These instructions are messing with me.
This timer was intended to replace a switch. I believe that is why the complete circuit is not Illustrated
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In the grand scheme of things,mains are attached to the timer. Timer provides power to outlet. Outlet is interruptible by switch.
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Yep, and do the same with the ground wire as well.The diagram does not address the downstream neutral wire. I believe I am correct in wiring it like this.
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Local disconnect, good shit mang.Why ??
Because the moment I start messing with this, I lose.
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That slider would only get me into trouble. Hoping to get a few years out of these things; it definitely looks like the weakest link, that slider might break the first time I touch it.
Synchronizing multiple timers is tricky business, and I am my own worst enemy. Looking to build two of these things ( one for each breaker) . Tired of messing things up, I want to get these timers set correctly, and never touch them again.
Rather than yoinking plugs, in order to make adjustments;
I want a nice, big, familiar, reliable switch.
Could do the switch before the timer as well so it also loses power with switch off.