Hi
First time here; not at all an engineer.
If I inadvertently make a protocol mistake please do point me right.
I would like to wire up a domestic light so that it can be powered from two independent domestic AC sources.
Please note that this is different from wiring a light with two-way / three-way (nomenclature depending on country) switches.
I envision one switch at each power source. If both switches are off, light is off. If either switch is on, or if both are on, the light is on.
Are there any suggestions for how I could construct such a circuit?
I hope the requirement is clear. I think it's pretty simple, I just don't know what component I need for the circuit to isolate the two sources from each other but not from the light.
Thanks
First time here; not at all an engineer.
If I inadvertently make a protocol mistake please do point me right.
I would like to wire up a domestic light so that it can be powered from two independent domestic AC sources.
Please note that this is different from wiring a light with two-way / three-way (nomenclature depending on country) switches.
I envision one switch at each power source. If both switches are off, light is off. If either switch is on, or if both are on, the light is on.
Are there any suggestions for how I could construct such a circuit?
I hope the requirement is clear. I think it's pretty simple, I just don't know what component I need for the circuit to isolate the two sources from each other but not from the light.
Thanks