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| Feb2-10, 05:37 AM | #1 |
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Relay Logic
Hello,
I have two 120V sources. One is inverter and one is normal AC from sticking contact. And i want only one of them as output. Output will be from inverter or 120V from sticking contact. I want normal AC from sticking contact to be active. If it is shutdown so i want output will automatically switched over to inverter. And if 120V from sticking contact is back so i want it automatically switch to 120V sticking contact. I have thinked to use relays, but need some help. How to design it out. Thanks |
| Feb2-10, 07:41 PM | #2 |
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Playing with 120V ac is pretty dangerous, you better watch out. Does it need to be controlled by a low DC current or will a switch work?
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| Feb3-10, 02:42 AM | #3 |
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Hi,
I have found out. I neeed a contactor to do this work. Thanks |
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