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Old 02-14-2006, 09:59 PM
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Soooo....

After reading the NUMEROUS threads on wiring I was wondering if I could get a hand locating exactly what I need for my specific requirements. I have looked though McMaster Carr and saw tons of things that I have no clue about.


What I have so far is 4 - 3000 watt elements for a 3 x 3 x 6 oven based on 60 amps and 220V

1. What size of contactor do I need and the poles? A link would be great.
2. Cheap digi control with thermostat for 220V? A link would be great.
3. Anything else?

Yikkees! I hope im not gettin in over my head....

Thanks!!!!
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Try this site it's where I got my info. The elements should only draw 12.5 amps max each this contactor is good for 40 amp motor but 50 amp resistance. Thats what you got. No fancy digi nothing here just a old thermostat from a oven. Just trying to help dude.
http://www.powdercoatoven.4t.com/Index.html
http://www.famousparts.com/c25bnf240aco.html
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What I have so far is 4 - 3000 watt elements for a 3 x 3 x 6 oven based on 60 amps and 220V

1. What size of contactor do I need and the poles? A link would be great.
2. Cheap digi control with thermostat for 220V? A link would be great.
3. Anything else?

Yikkees! I hope im not gettin in over my head....

Thanks!!!!
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1.-if your running 220V 2 pole contactor
2.-$188 for a digital control from McMaster..use one side of the 220V line to power the controller..make sure you get the one that runs off 90VDCto240VDC or you will need a transformer-McMaster part# 38615k11
3.-email me for pictures of mine: whome124@aol.com

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Old 02-15-2006, 09:47 AM
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If you want to save a little money... break it down into two stages so you'll have 30 amp on each contactor. Use a (2) contactor or relay with a 24 volt coil and pick up an inexpensive VA transformer to control the coils.. Your temperature control could then be 24 volt as well.... lots less money
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Old 03-17-2006, 12:03 PM
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check this site out,i found this guy on e-bay. http://auberins.com/
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Good site Fabian Thanks.

Imlooking to build another oven, electric this time.
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just putting a list together now for how many 3000w elements and other stuff IM gon need. uuuggg
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check out drills12 on ebay he has 240v digital controller, thermocouple and contactor for $77.00 plus shipping. I just got two Great Deal.
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