Wiring complet..... With pictures....

[Frank]

Well the wiring on the new tank is done. This is what I ended up with. I went with. I ran to legs in one 20 amp and one 15 amp. There are two male connectors in the back of the stand. So there are no cords out of the stand you plug into the stand. I ran 3 20 amp x-10 and five 15 amp duals x-10 I have a few extra just in case. The other side is protected by a hospital grade GFCI on a 15 amp circuit. This was the first time I had done this kind of wiring I learned a lot. Any thing you see that I can help please let me know.

[Frank]

The back....

[Piero]

waytago Frank. saweet how you put recepticals(sp?) on the back.

[GaReefer]

Very clean job. Looks like a lot of planning went into the layout.

[ShirleyM]

Wow! I'm showing this to my husband.... Looks Super, and I know nothing about electricity!

[Junkzoo]

Looks GREAT Frank! As probably self-appointed TRT Master Electrician(that DOES have a nice ring to it !LOL)
only thing i could add is:
balance out the load on the two circuits: if you can get a "amp-clamp", a device that reads the current in the circuits that would be great.
also,maybe label either/both outlet and what's plugged into them , just to make it easier to ID,when you have unplug them.
you have a ground probe in both the tank , and sump(if you have one) right?

now get over here and work over my stuff! LOL

[Frank]

Thanks every one...Glad every one likes it… It is nice when you work for Leviton. I love them samples… I will label every thing that is a great idea. I did figure out my loads that is why I put the MH on the 20 amp line.