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| Ev Archive for November 1999 |
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| 1391 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:46:54 2001 |
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Re: DC switches - where do ya get 'em?
Wilson, John A wrote:
> I was thinking of using such a switch to control a heater,
Most people are using a DC rated relay to run the heater.The relay is operated from a standard switch in the dash which in turn is usually just energized when the heater blower motor is powered up.
This is to prevent the heater element from being energized with no airflow across it.
We stock special 60V - 108 volt ceramic heating elements as the standard 120 volt units will not give you much noticeable heat at 88 volts.
BFN
Randy
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