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How do you wire a two pole, four wire clothes dryer? I'm not certain of the amps involved. ~Peter
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Is it solar powered?
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"questions of a How-To nature by untrained people (or DIYers) are not within the scope of this Forum and may be removed at our discretion."
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If it's any help, here's a picture of one installed:
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Les, Peter is not a DIYer. Roger
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That is a beautiful 2-pole, 4-wire clothese dryer electure.
Is it the 1872 or 1876 model?
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Roger,
His profile has no information, he may want to change it.
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That picture got me laughing pretty hard. This is way better than tv. Thanks.
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In order to wire the 2 pole dryer in the picture, I woudl suggest trenching/ buried pvc conduit, with thwn conductors, sized for voltage drop of course, probably end up using #12 or #14, cause it doesn't look like it gets continous loading or very much demand. Oh yeah, you could also use uf cable for this make of dryer, but check the listing first.
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Electure; LOL, then LOL again! Alan
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