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Mike, thanks for the reply - the numbers on the coils do not correspond to the actual relay itself, I put them on there to ID where the amber LED should go. The problem is I need 240v for the pump that will stir the water and additives.
This is **broken link removed** I'm using I've read some...
Is the 'amber' LEd across the right coil numbers? If no, can you let me know what numbers it would need to go across?
Thanks loads
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Just realised, the red LED intention is not right in my post and diagram.....
What I would like to do with the red LED is indicate when one of the switches are open and one is closed (indicating a malfunction...)
Many thanks
Hi, thanks for the reply and links!!
Can you advise whats likely to happen if the relay fails and are there any safety concerns from the simple diagram?
Kind regards
Hi, I want an auto top off kit for my marine tank however cannot afford the ones in the shop so I've set about building my own...
The idea is to have coloured LEDS indicating status, so green for powered, amber for topping up and red for manually switched off or a switch out (is it...
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