# How to Wire a P1353ME
The Intermatic P1353ME is a three-circuit digital time switch designed for use with a pump in a pool or spa. It can automatically switch pumping loads according to three different preset daily schedules that you program. In the case of an indoor facility, it can give you control over applications such as lighting, heating and or air conditioning. After you have mounted the P1353ME to the wall, wiring it correctly is of paramount importance. An improper job could lead to energy loss or short circuits of your pump.
Things You'll Need
- Scissors
- Wire stripper
Instructions
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Locate the wires labeled as the Firemen Switch and the Freeze Sensor Cable. Push them through the openings in the bottom of the panel's housing. Strip the ends off of them and connect them to circuits 1 and 2 in the control mechanism, respectively.
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Locate the three auxiliary wires. Strip the ends off of them and connect them to circuits 3, 5, and 7.
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Connect circuits 4, 6, and 8 in the panel's housing to three separate 120 or 240V load circuits in your house's switching relay.
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Connect the three free ends of the auxiliary wires to a 120 or 240V power source to complete the wiring for the P1353ME. Ensure that the source is also connected to your house's switching relay before attempting to turn on the panel.
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