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Voltage Selector Switch<br />
The power available to each receptacle depends on the position of the<br />
voltage selector switch.<br />
Switch Position<br />
120V ONLY<br />
120V/240V<br />
Receptacle<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4A<br />
4B<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4A-4B<br />
Available Power<br />
30A at 120V<br />
20A at 120V<br />
20A at 120V<br />
30A at 120V<br />
None<br />
18.8A at 120V<br />
18.8A at 120V<br />
18.8A at 120V<br />
18.8A at 240V<br />
120V ONLY Position<br />
When the voltage selector switch is in the 120V ONLY position, you<br />
do not need to spread the load over the receptacles. You must,<br />
however, make sure the load on any receptacle does not exceed its<br />
available power shown in the preceding table and the total load does<br />
not exceed 37.5 amps.<br />
120V/240V Position<br />
When the voltage selector switch is in the 120V/240V position, you<br />
must balance the load. Divide the load between the two sets of<br />
receptacles shown below. Balancing is necessary because each set of<br />
receptacles is powered by only one power producing circuit that can<br />
produce a maximum of 18.8 amps.<br />
Set of<br />
Receptacles<br />
134B<br />
2<br />
4A<br />
Total Current<br />
Available<br />
18.8A<br />
18.8A<br />
Power Producing<br />
Circuit<br />
1<br />
2<br />
23
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