Hi,
I'm looking to install a nice looking digital timer switch 5,10,15,30 minutes. But all those digital timers works on Single-Phase 120VAC and I want to control a kick panel heater for supplementary heating in the bathroom when needed... The heater works on Two-Phase 240VAC and draw 1000W.
I was thinking that I could run a 12/3 cable so I would get both phase independently, then connect the switch as following
The timer I would by is a Woods 59007
Ratings:
My question now are...
Whould that work?
How many amp would the switch see, half of what the heater draw?
Regards,
FrAllard
I'm looking to install a nice looking digital timer switch 5,10,15,30 minutes. But all those digital timers works on Single-Phase 120VAC and I want to control a kick panel heater for supplementary heating in the bathroom when needed... The heater works on Two-Phase 240VAC and draw 1000W.
I was thinking that I could run a 12/3 cable so I would get both phase independently, then connect the switch as following
The timer I would by is a Woods 59007
Ratings:
[*=left]120V ac, 60 Hz
[*=left]15 Amp, 1800 Watt Resistive
[*=left]8.3 Amp, 1000 Watt Tungsten
[*=left]8.3 Amp, 1000VA Ballast
[*=left]Controls up to 1/4 HP
[*=left]cUL Listed

My question now are...
Whould that work?
How many amp would the switch see, half of what the heater draw?
Regards,
FrAllard