Home Anodizing Set-up

[TomG]

I got started on the wiring today but since I suck at wiring, I didn't get near as much done as planned. Basically I got the power side of the relays wired to the heaters and got started hooking the control side to the controllers through all of the selector switches. The switches will allow me to turn on only the dye tanks that are being used. Since the anodizing tank will likely need cooling in the summer, I made room for another controller and relay and those are on order. The power still needs to be purchased. It looks like it will need to have #10 conductors to handle the load. Once that is in hand, I can feed the relays and split off 110V for the controllers, power supply and air pump. That will just about do it for the wiring, although a new circuit will need to be run to feed this monster.

Tom