CAP Lighting Contrler 4

after 3 mos of using this I am wondering If I am doing it right....yeah. Although all lights are working and everything seems fine. I hooked it up to a 220 30 amp fuse. I have 3 magnetic 1000 watt ballasts hooked up to it. I was told I could use the regular plugs that I would use for my standard 120 wall outlet plug into the CAP and then plug into the 220 outlet on the ballast instead of the 120. The wires are rated for 300v. So that is how I am running it.

Now I have bought a digital 600 watt ballast 120/240 I just dont want to screw it up. as it only has one input for 120 or 220. Im wondering if since I just used regular plugs on the other ballasts if there running 120 I do have them plugged to 220 on the ballast though. Am I doing this right?

The MLC-4X Master Lighting Controller is the best device for controlling up to four HID lights from one time-clock or controller. You run 30 amp, 120/240 volt power into the MLC-4, and all of the outlets are controlled by one 120 volt trigger cable. You can plug the trigger cable into a standard 24 hour timer, environmental controller or one of the C.A.P. HLC series of garden and lighting protection devices. The MLC-4X has four 120/240 volt style outlets which allows for running your ballasts at 120/240 volts without having to change out your ballast power cords. The MLC-4X s are rated for 30 amps @ 120/240 volts.

Anyone have thoughts on this?