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LED High Bay Question
#1561658 10/25/2024 10:39 PM
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I was given 3 used LED lights for my shop. They are rated 120-277V. I would appreciate some insight on how to wire them. I have a 100 amp 220 panel. See the pics. There are black, white and green wires. I’m assuming black is hot, white is neutral and green is ground. Or is green another hot for 220-277 voltage?
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Re: LED High Bay Question
J Lucas #1561660 10/25/2024 11:09 PM
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Green will always be ground. It appears that they can run on any ac voltage from 120 up to 277 since the label shows 120-277. It does not show 120/277 which would indicate one or the other voltage. Ground the green, run them on 120 with black for hot and white for neutral.

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Re: LED High Bay Question
J Lucas #1561686 10/26/2024 1:00 PM
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Great, that makes it easy. Thank you.

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Re: LED High Bay Question
J Lucas #1570043 02/09/2025 7:40 PM
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Just to be clear those light are for a single phase circuit of either 120 volts OR 277 volts...not for 220 volts or 240 volts.

The black wire can be connected to a 120 or 277 source, the White will be the Neutral and the Green the ground.

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