Ok that's cool. I might only need a 4 position as I brought an iec socket and it has a fuse and dpdt switch. I could use that as everything off and then the rotary switch to choose what output I will use. Correct?
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Good point - no you can't.I have one last question, if there is no 230vac, can I still switch it to battery. Or does the relay have to have power to switch the battery on. Probably a stupid question but I have to ask
There is a popular range of rotary switches that have a lock washer under the bottom spindle nut - it has a spigot that you locate on one of the holes to select how many positions the switch has. The switch has 12 position tags, but the rotor can have wiper contacts for 1, 3 or 4 poles.Thanks!
Can I get a rotary switch that has a 3 with same input and one with different do you know what I mean?
Aha! Await circuit tomorrow...Na only use battery when disconnected from mains
by Duane Benson
by Aaron Carman
by Duane Benson
by Aaron Carman