Quick Start Guide
Commonly used tools
- Phillips head screwdriver
- Flat head screwdriver
- Hammer
- Wire cutter/stripper
Supplied hardware
- #10 Screw (3)
- #10 Drywall anchors
MIN. COPPER WIRE
SIZE (AWG)
MAX LOAD
(AMP)
MINIMUM INSULATION
TEMP (°C)
PRESSURE PLATE
TERMINAL SCREW
MAKE SURE WIRE
INSULATION CLEARS
PRESSURE PLATE
14 15 60
12 20 60
10 30 60
8 40 105
USE CORRECT GAUGE WIRE PER LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODE
• RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION BY LICENSED ELECTRICIAN.
• HIGH VOLTAGE (THERE MAY BE MORE THAT ONE SOURCE OF SUPPLY)
DISCONNECT ALL POWER SOURCES BEFORE SERVICING.
• RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK – ALL TERMINALS ARE LIVE.
• USE COPPER WIRE ONLY.
• CLOSE THE COVER AFTER SETTING.
• TIGHTEN CONNECTIONS TO 25 LBF-IN.
• USE CORRECT GAUGE WIRE (8-14 AWG) BASED ON LOCAL ELECTRICAL
CODE OF AT LEAST 105C RATING.
• APPROVED FOR OUTDOOR USE.
• WIRE STRIP LENGTH ½”
• GROUNDING: NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE REQUIRES THAT GROUNDING
MUST BE CONTINUOUS AND IN PROPER ELECTRICAL CONTACT IN ALL
GROUNDING CONDUCTORS, METALLIC CONDUITS AND GROUNDING
TERMINALS.
WARNING
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