2.3A INSTALL OUTLET RECEPTACLE
Install a NEMA 14-30R outlet receptacle by mounting the receptacle in the desired location and terminating conduit from the main panel to the outlet. Connect
wires to outlet terminals as pictured in FIGURE 3, and as per the instructions that come with the outlet. Be sure to tightly connect the wires to the appropriate
locations on the rear terminals of the outlet, as specified. Once complete, refer back to
SECTION 1.2, TEST THE CIRCUIT BEFORE CONNECTING POWERBOX
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2.3B INSTALL JUNCTION BOX
If installing a Powerbox hardwire model, select a standard metal junction box of sufficient size (roughly 5”x5”) where the incoming conduit will terminate and the
panel wires will join with the wires from the Powerbox. Mount the junction box securely to the wall. Use Split-Bolt Connectors to join wires together, and once
joined, wrap each connection with four turns of self-fusing amalgamating tape, followed by four turns of black electrical tape. When connections are complete,
secure the junction box with a cover plate.
SOME OF THE ITEMS YOU MAY NEED:
SECTION 2.4 TURN ON THE POWERRBOX
1. Once you have completed making the Main Connection, with the circuit breaker at the panel still in the OFF position,
flip open the lid to the timer and make sure the recessed switch at the bottom is switched to the “OFF” position.
2. Turn the circuit breaker at the panel to the ON position.
3. Turn the recessed switch at the bottom of the timer to the “ON” position.
4. Proceed to SECTION 3, TIMER PROGRAMMING.
Standard metal junction box
for hardwire installation.
Split-‐bolt connector
used for joining wires in
hardwire installation.
Self-‐Amalgamating Tape
used to wrap and insulate
connections made with
Split-‐bolts.
NEMA 14-‐30R wall-‐mount
receptacle for plug & play
installation.
40 Amp double pole
GFCI circuit breaker.
BASIC CONNECTION FROM PANEL
