Mark Phillips
- Apr 9, 2017
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Hoping for some advice please.
I have some LED strip lights for a wardrobe. We want to use 3 NC reed switches, one on each sliding door. So if any door is open, the lights come on.
The reed switches I am seeing have a max current of 0.5A, but the lights collectively draw more than this.
I've read about using a relay to allow the low current circuit control the higher loaded circuit, but can anyone tell me exactly what relay I need to get to do this, and how to set it up.
Or any other alternatives please
I have some LED strip lights for a wardrobe. We want to use 3 NC reed switches, one on each sliding door. So if any door is open, the lights come on.
The reed switches I am seeing have a max current of 0.5A, but the lights collectively draw more than this.
I've read about using a relay to allow the low current circuit control the higher loaded circuit, but can anyone tell me exactly what relay I need to get to do this, and how to set it up.
Or any other alternatives please