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with a solid state relay .. yes it can control a red hat valve

I thought there would be a problem with the GFCI .. Thanks for Joining Paul, I know you can help many people in here.
Hopefully that member should be online later today.
I have to go plant a palm tree, so take it easy and welcome to the forum
Brett

your NEMA 14-50 plugs doesnt show a neutral . your neutral seems to appear out of the 3 point dist block. Like you are using your ground as the neutral ,same thing I know but it may need to have its own separate neutral and ground wires in order for the GFCI to work properly. Green or ground goes in...

I do not claim to be an electrician either, my experience over my career, is as an master ASE auto tech.I have wired in two transfer switches for my two home backup generators and did my brewery project, added a few lines here and there. Other basic home electrical repair. I have never seen a 240 v ...

you need to use 2 110 sources , one A phase and one B phase. If you take your breaker panel cover off you can see something like an electric dryer breaker. it has two wires coming out of one breaker. one red and one black . I am pretty sure you run the red and black wires (A and B phase) into a junc...

did you try the link in his post? maybe the pictures are still there. I know he used d2425 solid state relays mounted in a metal box to dissipate the heat

http://forum.embeddedcontrolconcepts.co ... p?f=4&t=33

that thread was 240 but all his pictures are missing

wow thats pricey . I got those SS ones , two of them, shipped for less than $30 ..

I just received my 2 stainless steel float switches, yesterday. I need to find a mounting system for them ..
Brett

Thanks