Wiring help + (PICS)

Rite so I need help with some wiring on my new centrifugal in line fan
just a few things i need to know b4 i blow shit up





so my question being is (L) for live + 240v and (N) for negative - Rite ??????
so if that was the case then i dont need to earth ?????

L stands for live wire or hot wire and N is negative or return feed

just double check your wiring before pluggin in

cool Thanks man i thought that was the case just making sure

In soviet Russia, centrifugal fan wires you!

GrowTech said:

In soviet Russia, centrifugal fan wires you!

Click to expand...

funny,plus rep,u gave me a chuckle and its tha start of a newday on the east coast us

sweet just tested it works like a charm

hopefully this will keep my temps down looking at getting a cool tube next maybe a A/C unit for summer

thanks for rep,make sure u use electrical tape around and on any exposed wiring

Sorry, to nitpick, but I'm an electrical engineer. It's not wrong to call L the "live" wire; that's actually common terminology even though it technically stand's for "line."

However, N definitely does not stand for "negative." In a single-phase A/C power setup you generally have 3 lines: "line" (the black wire that will fuck you up); "neutral" (the white wire which actually has no voltage on it when disconnected but its used to complete the circuit to the power source); and "ground" (which is technically not needed for a the circuit, but is very important for safety measures).

A truly "negative" wire would only exist in a DC setup where it had some sort of static voltage below the reference ground voltage.