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how do i connect a square d contactor on a easy heat system

07/13/2008 6:58 AM

I am going to install a easy heat snow melt system , How do i connect the square d

contactors that came with it. the control devices are 120 v and the heat mats

are 208 thanks.
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Re: how do i connect a square d contactor on a easy heat system

07/13/2008 11:33 AM

IMHO... You don't. You hire a licensed electrician to do it for you. These systems can be dangerous, to you and to others, if not installed properly.

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07/13/2008 11:39 AM

See page 3 of this EasyHeat document: http://www.easyheat.com/Content1/PDF_Files/_files/14071001_00_MSC1_ii.pdf

There is a schematic there that shows the contactor connection. The installation instructions, on page 2 say this:

This is not a "do-it-your-self" product. A qualified electrician must install the MSC-1.

The installation guide would be crystal clear for any qualified electrician.

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