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Re: LD11 - Can it be altered to operate using 12v dc or 24v dc
Hi John
I believe the ld11 button connections are at mains voltage
...240v........
What you could do is use the cat5 cable to operate small industrial type
12v
dc relays back at Node 0 and connect the contacts of the relays across the
ld11 button connections....????
HTH
Frank
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From: "big_red_748" <john.macnamara@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 5:17 AM
Subject: [ukha_d] LD11 - Can it be altered to operate using 12v dc or 24v
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> I am having an extension built and am taking the opportunity to cable
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> To keep costs down but allow for future upgrading, I was planning to
> install a push button momentary switch at the light switch and run 2
> x CAT5E cables (the extra one for future expansion) from each light
> switch back to node 0. Also to run each lighting zone back to node 0.
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> Using low voltage over the CAT5E to switch the dimmer on / off and
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> The problem is that the rail mounted LD11's operate at mains voltage
> so I either have to run a mains cable as well as the 2 x CAT5E's,
> convert the LD11's to run on dc voltage or find another solution!
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> 1. Does the LD11 convert the mains voltage down to a lower dc voltage
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> 2. If so, is it easy to remove this and therefore control the unit
> using 12v dc or 24v dc?
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> 3. Am I missing an easier solution?
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