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I have a 240V range top that needs a wall switch added (for preventing an elderly person from using it when unattended). The existing feed is one black, one red, one bare ground. Which color leg should I break with a switch? Thanks
 
The red and black should both be switched by a suitable double pole isolator.
 
I have a 240V range top that needs a wall switch added (for preventing an elderly person from using it when unattended). The existing feed is one black, one red, one bare ground. Which color leg should I break with a switch? Thanks
You need a disconnect for both hot phases
 

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