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11/6/2011 at 10:03pm
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If you don't know much about electrics I would say leave the 13 amp plug on and just plug it in, otherwise, run a wire from a nearby socket to a fused switch and wire into that. I can't really tell you what the wiring on the switch would be without seeing the switch, but it should be marked LOAD and SUPPLY with L and N terminals for load and supply. (ie two N and 2 L terminals, one of each will also be labelled either LOAD or SUPPLY) Connect the L on the supply side to the brown in a length of wire, the N to the blue and the green and yellow wire to the Earth terminal (may be marked E or have three horizontal lines of decreasing length which is the symbol for earth) connect the other end to the matching coloured in a nearby 13 amp socket.
Unfortunately, different make switches have slight variations to the layout of the terminals, so I cannot say connect the terminal on the left to such and such, but if you have a switch in front of you to look at, what I have said here will hopefully become a lot clearer.
Then cut the plug off the charger and connect the brown wire to the L terminal and the blue wire to the N terminal on the load side of the switch. There probably won't be an earth wire but if there is connect it to the other earth terminal in the switch if there is one, if not connect it to the same terminal as the first green / yellow wire.
But as I said, if you are not sure about the 240 volt stuff, just plug the charger into a socket. That way it is perfectly safe.
Post last edited on 11/06/2011 22:11:10
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