Urgent elec help please

[RobTop]

This is quite urgent. One of my vacation projects was this elec deal and vacation ends at bedtime, so help please and fast.

The project was to put 2 DPST (double pole single throw) timers in. I want all my lights on 2 timers instead of all the differant ones, also this will put all the lights on 1 circuit and frees up several outlets, and bla bla bla.



So here's the problem, wiring these timers, excluding the ground there are 5 wire ports

A Line 1 Load 2 Line 3 Load 4

with the wiring diagram it is clear that the load is 2 and 4 (plus the ground of course)

The line is suppose to be a 3 wire supply, neutral to A, then 1 and 3. The braker is a 2 wire.



The question, is there a way around the 3 wire?

I am no electrition, but could I put the white wire in A, splice the black and hit 1 and 3 or do I need to switch to a 3 wire supply?



Thanks for the help (if it is fast that is

[Icefire]

got a scan of the diagram or model number?

[Icefire]

I see, now, you have a double pole, so you can hock 2 circuit, one per Line/Load combo.

If you use both on the same, you double the capacity

[RobTop]

No idea how to scan it, and get it here. If it helps it is an Intermatic 103

What do you mean double the capacity?

[Icefire]

http://www.intermatic.com/Default.as...&pid=376&pos=1

here how to wire it. You plug the load on 2/4 (hot wire, black) and wire the neutral from the white (A).

What I meant for the double capacity is the relay is rated for 40A per pole (2, 4), but if you wire 2/4 together you now have a single pole that is rated for 80A.