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we don’t really know but if you have turned it on and it works without arcs and sparks. Then if you touch it you don’t get shocked you probably did a good job. Well now I see the first photo of the c …

what you have drawn would work if sized correctly based on voltage. However the U.S. power is 60HZ, I thought you were on 50HZ. The lower frequency may cause issues with the amplifier filter circuit …

Although a 6 penny nail that was cut off was common in years past nails and wire are not legal handle ties. Manfacturers do make snap in ties but they are harder to find today than a double pole break …

I have used that model of timer, I believe you only break 1 leg of the 240v line so if you use L1 to the timer then on the output feed that to the L1 lead (or load) L2 is always connected to the load. …

There is a fair safety factor built in when you consider amps but a big difference in 240v used in your country and 240v used in the US there is no neutral on a US 240v both legs are hot and there is only …

Many motors are dual rated and can handle the difference but if it is a true 50Hz 220V motor you will be connecting to 60Hz 240V so keep an eye on the tempature. …

If this is a DELTA usually the B leg is colored Orange and will be 2x the standard voltage. WYE connected systems all 3 legs have the same voltage. Verify the voltages prior to making any connections! …

Weather it is a 60 amp or 100 amp breaker unless the power distribution block has the appropriate circuit breakers (30 amp and 20 amp) this would be a major code violation. If it is a 100 amp #4 is tw …

First there is not enough information, second this land lizard is a joke! I don't think dedicated monitors count at all if flat screen not old school crt's when the laptop is closed the monitor turns …

the top one is other side of the pond where 220-240v to neutral is the type of power The last 380-415 you know you don’t need since you said 220v. … So again you need the middle print since you said 220/240v and you have a separate neutral. L1 is one hot and L2 is the other hot. Hope that helps. …

That ground looks acceptable inspectors usually use exhibit 120.3 when flagging an improper wrap. 110.3 specifically is about all minim wire but all wires under screws fall under the same requirements …

It looks like your wires are much larger than 10 awg and you have red white and black as your feeder. If that is metal conduit you have your ground. If plastic conduit pull a new ground and go with a …

In all likelihood you may be able to use the power from the heater to power a mini split. However there are other rules that have to be followed to have a legal installation. Yes the line voltage ther …

Since your ac and heat are not used at the same time you can ignore the smaller load when doing load calculations. So your 30 amp ac will be fine. Even with your total breaker count most panels do exc …

White is a color and on 240 you have no neutral so the white is used as a hot this is code compliant fro 240v only loads if there was 120v in the heater it would require a x-3 with ground wire. … There are ways if 120 was needed to make it from 240v today switching power supplies are common, in the past transformers were used but most of the time everything in the box is 240v so no neutral is needed …