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Q. How do I connect the SUB 2 to a 240-volt line? Does my Dealer need

to pre-wire a 240-volt outlet in my listening room to ensure the highest

possible performance?

A. In addition to a 15-amp 120-volt cord we include a 15-amp 240-volt

IEC connector/cord with each SUB 2. On our cord, the female end

looks normal, the male end has the blades turned 90 degrees to flat.

These cords can also be bought or made. Existing outlets may be

converted as follows:

The following information is included as an FYI ONLY: This work should be

completed by a qualified electrician only.

IMPORTANT: This procedure is NOT to be used with

“Edison” type circuits (i.e. where a red and black pair

of circuit wires feeding outlets share a single white

neutral.) Check inside the circuit breaker panel to verify

the circuit type. Also check to see that only a black (or

other colored wire) and white wire are present feeding the

outlet to be changed. A green or bare wire should also

be present for proper grounding. Presence of another

colored wire (often red) run with a black and a white wire

generally indicates an Edison Circuit. However, if there is

one white wire for each line conductor in the run between

the breaker panel and the plug, this is not an Edison

circuit and it is then okay to use the following procedure:

1. Turn power OFF at breaker box for selected outlet;

2. Under ideal conditions, one would select an existing dedicated outlet fed

from a single circuit breaker. There should be three wires feeding this

outlet: a black, white and green wire (sometimes the green wire is

bare copper). The color of the hot wire is not important as long as there

is a “hot” (120 volts), a neutral (zero volts) and a ground wire present.

If the selected outlet is dedicated (one outlet on the circuit breaker), skip

to Step 4.

3. If there is a chain of outlets on a circuit, select an outlet that is

conveniently located, remove it and then remove the rest of the

receptacles on the same circuit in the following manner:

a) Remove all of the outlets on the circuit and disconnect all of the

wires. Check the stripped wire ends for damage or the possibility

of wire stress and re-strip if necessary;

b) Attach red tape around all of the white (neutral) wires for safety.

Red tape indicates that 240 volts may be present and white is

not to be regarded as a neutral to anyone who might open the

outlet box at a later date;

c) Using wire nuts, reconnect, by color, all of the wires removed

from the receptacles – white to white, black to black, etc. If

there are no wires to connect with wire nuts at a particular

location, cap off the wires anyway;

d) Cover all of the non-essential outlet boxes with an appropriate

blank plate leaving the selected outlet unfinished for now.

CONNECTING SUB 2 TO A 240-VOLT LINE

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