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[QUOTE="Skymaster, post: 130723, member: 36626"] If you're using the one incoming mains lead for two power supplies, you would connect all three wires to both. This is essentially how they would connect behind an outlet if you had two leads separately. Without the Live going into the second power supply (just N and E/G), you would not get any power, it's equivalent to switching off the outlet. I will always strongly recommend on the mains side - have someone qualified to look it over, and double check everything before connecting power. [B]Incorrect wiring at best would not work, at mid would damage equipment, or at worst, kill someone.[/B] [/QUOTE]
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