s.e.charles
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is this an accepted practice? his logic seems based in safety, i've just never been exposed to it:
ground wire & switch legs
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Alloy
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I've trouble shot allot of relays so I won't add one unless it will reduce the amount of wire by 40-50%.
Switching the neg side is not standard practice........best if a switch is on the pos side so it removes power from the circuit. In this case power can be removed with the switching breaker but it removes power from everything.
I always protect the coil in the relay separately from the device as (in my applications) the coil wire is much smaller than the device wire.
Switching the neg side is not standard practice........best if a switch is on the pos side so it removes power from the circuit. In this case power can be removed with the switching breaker but it removes power from everything.
I always protect the coil in the relay separately from the device as (in my applications) the coil wire is much smaller than the device wire.
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