Esic digital control timer ax300 manual manual#

These 4 208V wires also enter the manual timer from the bottom via steel conduit. coming from a J-box marked 208Volt there are 4 wires: a Blue, a White, a Yellow and a Black. The Yellow wire goes to pin #2 (not sure of this yellow wire's function - except it is 'hot' when timer is in 'On' position) The White wire goes to pin #X (I assume it is neutral wire) of 120VAC The blue wire goes to pin #1 (see the diagram for Model 7300) linked in previous post above). (see the diagram for Model 7300) linked in previous post above). These are all attached on what is called the 'front' row. from a J-box marked 120V, there are 3 wires entering the manual switch from the bottom of the enclosure via a steel conduit. I think you made a typo because you have this: 'SPST=single pole double throw' ? I am sure you meant SPDT? But that is not applicable here? While it appears the Digital timer can only feed 2 loads.Ĭlick to expand.From what I can dig up.Īnd what I am dealing with is the Manual Timer ( Tork 7300) is a 3PST switch, while the Digital Timer ( Tork DG100A) is a DPDT switch. It seems to me that the Manual Timer can feed three (3) loads. My question concerns this: The Tork 7300 Manual Timer is a 3PST, while the DG100A is a SPDT. See the diagram for the DG100A Digital Timer from Tork here: (lower diagram) The Digital Timer calls for a 120VAC timer supply then has the abbreviation DPDT (which I am unsure of what that stands for?) OK, I am including links to the wiring diagrams for both here below. Here is what we are told is the replacement in a digital Tork 24 Hour Timer: Mfg. Here is the wiring diagram for the Tork 7300 Manual Timer: Tork Model 7300 3PST Contact Ratings: 40AMP 120-277VAC 20AMP Inductive 120-277VAC Single Phase 40AMP Tungsten 120VAC 1000VA (120-277) Pilot Duty 2HP 120VAC 5HP 240VAC, Timing Motor 120VAC 60Hx, Power consumption 3 Watts Max. Here is the specs on the in-place 'Manual' 24-hour Time Switch 'with skip a day' The dial has been stripped and no longer functions correctly. I need to verify that the digital timer a client wants installed can replace the manual timer currently in-place.

Esic digital control timer ax300 manual