Intermatic P1353ME with Whisperflo 2-speed wiring. Please check if correct.

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I will do more research on the timer. Just for my curiosity, even if both circuit 1 and 2 are on, isn't it not possible for Lo and Hi are on together because circuit 1 will disconnect Hi? Wouldn't it just switch to LO regardless.

What do you call this relay and do you recommend any brand? I need to find out the physical size.

Thx
 
amati5 said:
Just for my curiosity, even if both circuit 1 and 2 are on, isn't it not possible for Lo and Hi are on together because circuit 1 will disconnect Hi? Wouldn't it just switch to LO regardless.
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You are correct, but for safety's sake I'd recommend setting the timer to the 2-speed mode. It's just a belt and suspenders approach.

amati5 said:
What do you call this relay and do you recommend any brand? I need to find out the physical size.
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I just picked a generic relay with a 240 volt coil voltage. Here's one from amazon that will handle motor power. You'll just use the normally closed set of contacts.
 
Bama Rambler said:
You are correct, but for safety's sake I'd recommend setting the timer to the 2-speed mode. It's just a belt and suspenders approach.


I just picked a generic relay with a 240 volt coil voltage. Here's one from amazon that will handle motor power. You'll just use one set of contacts.
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Definitely. There is no reason for me not to set to mode 2. Also, I think I'll use the 120v relay. I don't like to deal with 240v if I don't have to ;) I don't know if the relay comes with the diagram but I assume the pin assignments will be like in your diagram.

I changed the diagram to use the house switch with Hi, instead. Hope I am not missing anything. I'll take a pic of my box, too.



Thank You everyone for your guidance. It's been very educational.
 
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