Austinjs0102
Active Member
Hello HBT,
I am waiting on a few parts still but am working on my CBP build. This is a 240v, 30 Amp build with a pump and 5500w element. This is a rough drawing and planning to add some more details as i go.
Here is my current layout, however, i have a few questions/Thoughts.
It appears IMG is not working.
LINK : https://imgur.com/gzr13xM
1. If i wanted to power the CBP, should i move the contact past the main power connectors and have the switch to power on the CBP and then one to power the element.
2. Should i replace the Relay for the pump with an SSR? i have 3 total SSR's, one of which is to keep on hand.
3. Should i place a contact in between the relay/ssr for the pump.
4. As far as switch (2 position), are these correctly set up on the contractors. Tthe contactors i have are Packard C230b.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001KGSJ74/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Other than this, i feel the build is not super complex. Just adding in some switches to turn the CBP on and then allowing power to the element and pump.
Thanks,
I am waiting on a few parts still but am working on my CBP build. This is a 240v, 30 Amp build with a pump and 5500w element. This is a rough drawing and planning to add some more details as i go.
Here is my current layout, however, i have a few questions/Thoughts.
It appears IMG is not working.
LINK : https://imgur.com/gzr13xM
1. If i wanted to power the CBP, should i move the contact past the main power connectors and have the switch to power on the CBP and then one to power the element.
2. Should i replace the Relay for the pump with an SSR? i have 3 total SSR's, one of which is to keep on hand.
3. Should i place a contact in between the relay/ssr for the pump.
4. As far as switch (2 position), are these correctly set up on the contractors. Tthe contactors i have are Packard C230b.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001KGSJ74/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Other than this, i feel the build is not super complex. Just adding in some switches to turn the CBP on and then allowing power to the element and pump.
Thanks,
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