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This will help you figure out how to attach them to the panel. Each outlet is different based on ampacity. I think there is a 30A 220 shown
This is for a 220V receptacle without a neutral path (Two prong with ground)
The red and black are power wires that attach to the terminals marked either x or y individually
for example:
Black wire = x (Brass screw)
Red wire = y (Brass screw)
bare / green = G (green screw)
This is for a 220V receptacle with a neutral path (Three prong with ground)
The red and black are power wires that attach to the terminals marked either x or y individually
for example:
Black wire = x (Brass screw)
Red wire = y (Brass screw)
White wire = W or N (Silver screw)
bare / green = G (green screw)
The address in my comment has an illustration
This will help you figure out how to attach them to the panel. Each outlet is different based on ampacity. I think there is a 30A 220 shown
This is for a 220V receptacle without a neutral path (Two prong with ground)
The red and black are power wires that attach to the terminals marked either x or y individually
for example:
Black wire = x (Brass screw)
Red wire = y (Brass screw)
bare / green = G (green screw)
This is for a 220V receptacle with a neutral path (Three prong with ground)
The red and black are power wires that attach to the terminals marked either x or y individually
for example:
Black wire = x (Brass screw)
Red wire = y (Brass screw)
White wire = W or N (Silver screw)
bare / green = G (green screw)
The address in my comment has an illustration
