How do I connect 24V power to 3 circuits when it was originally one circuit of 24V?
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There are three instrument transmitters in the junction box that require power supply, but there is only one 24V power supply available. How can three 24V power supplies be created? What wiring is needed to achieve this? A beginner on site is seeking advice, thank you!
Just connect it to the spare circuit breaker, right?
If the output power of the power supply is sufficient – for three 2-watt two-wire meters, that’s considered enough; in that case, you can connect them in parallel with one power source supplying all of them. It is worth noting that: sometimes, when several instruments share the same power supply, interference between their output signals can occur. . . . . . Why? Big brother, I still can’t explain it. :lol
Lead out the electricity and bridge the three circuit breakers; or you can also bridge the three wiring terminals with fuses
Go across to Route 3 and then to the air switch, that’s it
If the output power of the power supply is sufficient – for three 2-watt two-wire meters, that amount of power is considered enough; in that case, you can connect them in parallel with one power source supplying all of them. It is worth noting that: sometimes, when several instruments share the same power supply, interference between their output signals can occur. . . . . . Why? Big brother, I still can’t explain this thing.
Damn. I often also make fun of that pig for not having graduated from high school. I didn’t expect that people who haven’t even finished elementary school can work with instruments now? Is the threshold that low?