Simple wiring diagram of a 2 circuit rotor selector

Post #1 made 9 years ago
Hi all
My build is starting to take shape. I have an electrical housing box coming with an SCT-1000 and I have also ordered a 2 circuit rotor selector that I want to switch from mashing with the SCT and potentially a recirculating pump, then over to a full boil directly connected to the two heating elements...my pot is 72ltr. I hope to have everything plugged into a double outlet at the rear of the electrical housing and wanted to simply turn the switch so the full boil mode takes over from the mash recirculating option.

I'm ok with electrics but can't find a simple diagram....any help please?
The selector switch is on eBay here!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/330943741427?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

Also some advice on what lights I can hook up to it....completely unnecessary, but would make me happy to have a light come on to correspond with the option selected?

Really enjoying setting this system up and can't wait to use it. Have already fired it up and checked for leaks etc...!

Thanks
K

Post #5 made 9 years ago
kmmacker wrote:Diagram doesn't quite drill down into the detail I need...there's no rotor swtch I can see?
Thanks though!
What does this rotor switch do?
Last edited by Mad_Scientist on 10 Apr 2015, 03:57, edited 1 time in total.
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Post #7 made 9 years ago
This link provided by Joshua was the one I was going to post.

You would need a rather expensive switch to handle the high amperage, as shown in the legend from this link. Look at the diagram called, "30A 5500 Single Element PID".

MS
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Post #8 made 9 years ago
Should listen to my peers....panel worked well but was only 10amps....needless to say as it approached boil it frazzled.....new (more expensive) switch on its way! (Only a practice run with water thank goodness)

It was all linked up and working as I hoped as far as wiring goes, so not an entirely lost cause! Even fashioned a brilliant mounting system with indicator lights, labels and also attached a separate timer to it....a real thing of beauty!....and totally unesseccary, but hey!

I should point out that I have a dedicated power supply with its own consumer box to my cave! Wouldn't mess with the household rings.
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