How to Hook up a Tanning Bed Outlet
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How to Wire a Tanning Bed Outlet © By: Dave Rongey |
Wiring a Tanning Bed Outlet
[ad#block]Electrical Question: I have 10-2 wire to hook up a tanning bed on the outlet end. I have black wire on one side white on other and stripped wire on ground screw. Does it matter on breaker end which side the black and white wires go into breaker. I know the stripped wire goes on ground post in box.
This electrical question came from: Tim, from Indiana, Indiana.
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Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Tim.
Electrical Wiring for a Tanning Bed Outlet
- Specific information has not been provided for this tanning bed project.
- If a white wire is used for a 220 volt circuit then the white wire must be identified using black tape or a permanent marker.
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