Relay in Lamp Wiring:

This diagram shows how to make a relay in lamp wiring. In this circuit, we use an 8-pin relay, an SP MCB ( Single Pole Miniature Circuit Breaker ), and a light. First, we need to input the phase line to input SP MCB ( Single Phase Minature Circuit Breaker ), then input connection to relay and light. Then input a neutral connection to the light. Now this circuit is ready for use. If you want to know more about this circuit please check our youtube below the post.

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Diagram of Relay in Lamp Wiring:

Components needed For this Project:

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1. 8 Pin Relay (220V AC) [See Buy Click Amazon]
2. SP MCB 10A [See Buy Click Amazon]
3. CFL Light [See Buy Click Amazon]

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Components used to make the Relay in Lamp Wiring:

The most popular relay for automation work is the 8 Pin Relay. The 8-pin relay has a DC or AC coil as the main part. which is connected to two pins. There are two common parts. Underneath a Common part are a NO and an NC part. No part is normally open with a common part and the NC part is normally closed. The timer base used for automation is the same as the 8-relay base. That is, switching can be done using the timer base. This is basically how a relay switch works for the relay.

CFL stands for Compact Fluorescent Lamp which is an improved version of tube lights of earlier days. Like tube lights, it is a vacuum glass tube with fluorescent powder coating which is not as long and straight as tube lights but curved/twisted compact, or small in size. Like a tube light, it has electrodes or filaments at both ends. But in this case, instead of a choke, there is an electronic circuit that drives the Compact Fluorescent Lamp. Because the red wave is less in the light of the Tubelight and Compact Fluorescent Lamp, the object looks a little pale or the correct color of the object does not appear.

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