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Old 12-25-2012, 06:58 PM   #31
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And the inside. Got some work to do!
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Finally a little progress. All painted up and ready to start wiring.
Cool. Get some labels and you'll be set.
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Let the wiring begin! I had to alter from the wiring diagram slightly as I discovered that I somehow ordered a 120v buzzer instead of a 24v. I'll update the diagram on the first page as soon as I find my Visio license and get it reinstalled on my computer.

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Lights up! She's about as wired as I can get her until I get the stand started and get conduit run.
I should also mention that my diagram had the relays backwards in the means that my alarms were on J2 and my valves on J1 instead of the opposite as they should be for the way I'm using the Auber's.
The diagram on the main page of this thread has been updated with all of the changes.

I should also mention that for now I'm forgoing the whole E-stop through GFI routine until I decide on a better plan for it. For now the E-stop switch is just the first in the series, then the power switch. I left the diagram reflecting the GFI E-stop though, for now at least.
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What size is that enclosure?
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