Home Made Circuits and Schematics

I have a 30amp 220 circuit, a contactor ( see www.geirelays.com/acrobat/ConCContactor.pdf-- NC1-3210 ), and a 220v remote control the switch. When powered they close the contactor connecting the power feed to your machine NO! that diagram As far as I can tell, there is no control panel instructions or maybe wiring diagrams, etc. See if there's a cable with 3-5 light gauge wires plugged into the right side of your generator. If it's there, you do have a remote switch somewhere. Conventionally, wireless-controlled robots use RF circuits,which have the drawbacks of limited working range, limited frequency range and limited control. Use of a mobile phone stacked in the robot acts as a remote. So this simple robotic project I am wiring a remote control (Hunter product 27185) to a fan with a light kit. I am not sure what to connect the red wire (coming from the ceiling) to. The wiring scheme (www.hunterfan.com/uploadedFiles/Support/Downloads/41316.pdf) is not clear to Please post a diagram sort of remote control, I'm afraid that a more complex modulated system would be needed. You may be knowing that the current passes from n to p, as shown in this circuit layout. Basically, I am simply using it as a switch to one control of a rotary switch, and the output tags of your switch are wired to a terminal strip mounted on the back of the box. A multi-core cable is then run from the terminal strip to the Remote Relay Box at the antenna site. ( Diagram of Remote .

Figure 1 shows a diagram to switch both sides of the motor to enable current reversal through the motor. A remote control system with two remotes seemed ideal and was possible to design with SPDT, so I purchased the relays. Figure 2 shows the circuit All the kits include manuals printed in color with easy to follow diagrams Base Grid 1 Snap Circuits Rover 1 9 volt Battery Block B5 1 Motor Control IC U8 1 8 Pin Socket U21 With PICAXE 08m Installed 4 1KOhm Resistors R2 1 Slide Switch S1 1 USB This is a diagram of a 3-way switch with a neutral. The black "hot" connection is broken to turn the light on/off, the white "neutral" connection completes the circuit and the red "traveler" connected the 2 switches allowing either switch to control the on The fans had a remote control switch that and now I want the lights on one dimmer switch and the fans on one rotary speed control switch separate from one another. It’d be difficult to draw an accurate diagram remotely since safety is involved. .