bongrippinbob
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I have a ballast kit that I am trying to wire to 240v. It is currently hooked up to 120v. I plan on cutting my "universal" 240v ballast cord and wiring that to my ballast kit. Do I just hook up the power the same way I did with the 120v? I have one wire to the wire marked 120 and the other attached to the one that says COM. Then there is a ground attached.
Do I just rewire it the same way with the 240v cord? One wire to the wire marked 240 and one to the one marked COM then just attach the ground? Or since 240v has two hot wires, do I connect one wire to the 240v, one to the 120v, and the "old ground" to the COM wire?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Bob
Do I just rewire it the same way with the 240v cord? One wire to the wire marked 240 and one to the one marked COM then just attach the ground? Or since 240v has two hot wires, do I connect one wire to the 240v, one to the 120v, and the "old ground" to the COM wire?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Bob