I bought the senville lineset cover for this. My question is. Do I match the color of the lighter beige until it gets to the darker trim and then do the darker beige color on down through the brick or would that look funny?
I had an electrician come run a circuit for my 120 volt mini split. I bought a fuseable box that can do either 120 or 240. The picture is how he wired it, but the neutral line should just be spliced to the white (painted on the red AC whip) correct? Like it shouldn’t be routed through the fuse, right? For context, I’m just keeping both fuses in there with the left as a backup if the right active circuit blows.
I ended up just splicing the white with the red (intended to be neutral/white) because it’s a 120 volt circuit at the main.
This is a Senville Leto
This one can do 240 V as well. Did I wire it right? I read you can’t fuse the neutral. Left is line. Right is load.
I’m looking into doing a 12,000BTU MrCool. The electrical is the part that gives me some concern. I have a line coming out in that same area for a radon mitigation pump. It’s 12 gauge. Could I send that line to the 20A sub breaker where one circuit goes to the condenser, the other to the radon mitigation pump?