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Jimbo 07-20-2002 06:14 AM

Pump Wiring..a little long
 
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Trying to solder my pump into the connections on my PSU. I solder well, but I'm a little lost with the line colors. I read over an article posted by pH and I need some help.

I have a Macron MPT-400, 400Watt PSU that I'm having a hard time finding specifications for and unfortunately I don't have access to a multimeter this weekend.

In the attached picture, I know that green is ground, but with black and brown commonly being Live, how can I determine which one is neutral? Also...what the heck is that additional power unit off the plug? Should I be soldering to the connections labeled 1 or 2?

Additionally, I haven't hacked into my Eheim pump cord yet, can anyone tell me ahead of time, that color those lines are and what they correspond to? Thanks all!

Volenti 07-20-2002 07:02 AM

Solder to connection "1", and don't worry about active and neutral, it won't make any difference in this case.

[edit] conn 1 will have the pump on whenever the psu is plugged in, that what you want? you using a relay ect?

JimS 07-20-2002 07:48 AM

Keep and eye on your voltages after you do this wiring method. When I tried the direct PSU wiring approach, all my voltages dropped significantly according to MBM.

IMHO a relay is a better way to do it.

JimS 07-20-2002 07:49 AM

Good article HERE on how to do a relay.


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