Powerbar6D-USA/CD Fuses????

[jgillard]

I have no problem moving the load. I just want to switch the power receptacle to be GFI (The receptacle I would be moving them to).

The point is that in my case since I have the new powerbar (I think will have to check when I get home to be 100%) I do not require the High Amp bar.

Regards,

Jeremy

 

[kidney514]

Also are you sure that it's dedicated circuit for your tank? if not you might have other thing in your house that is on that circuit!

 

[jgillard]

It is a dedicated circuit. It was run just for the tank.
The one I am switching the other load to is shared, but there is not much on the line already and I am not adding much to it.

 

[kidney514]

Then you all set, and I'm sure you'll sleep that much better tonight

 

[jgillard]

Yep! My instructions say there are no fuses of any kind! Cool!

 

[Harry_Fish]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12282327#post12282327 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kidney514
The UPS will not like the heaters and stuff light that.

Plug your UPS into the Digital Powebar and then plug only your pump in the UPS.

Just my .02 cents

Lights are not on the powerbar (dimmable t-5's)

Heater will be done through something like the Hi-Amp module

You cannot plug the ups into the digital as that will not all you to do feeding pauses etc.

Sockets
1 = Add top off
2 = Stir top off
3 = Pump 2
4 = Pump 1
5 = Heater
6 = Skimmer

So all I need to do is:

- Plug the digital bar into a UPS

- Put a High amp (or the like) in line on socket5 to allow me have the
heater draw it's power from the wall outlet and not through the ups.

Then use a sensor line to trip an alarm to have the software e-mail me.

Simple enough.

But a project for another day, I still need to get the rest of it all setup.