Add a 110v switch for water heater
I have a water heater that has its 110 switch outside. I want to add a switch inside, leaving the outside switch "on". The power inverter is directly below the central control panel. I'm thinking I ca...
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LarryJM wrote:I used to work in a shop where virtually the whole place was turned on every morning and off every night with the breakers for decades. Including heavy equipment like compressor and wheel balancer. Never an issue.time2roll wrote:I would definitely NOT RECOMMEND this method unless the CB is specifically labeled as "SWD".
s/b a dedicated circuit. Just use the breaker.
A few times a year in an RV? Nothing will come of it.
If the OP really wants a convenient switch on the wall for multiple cycles every day that is fine too.
Always switch the hot... not the neutral as shown in the diagram posted above.
