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Advice on relay

Moac · 2017-04-15 19:08:52

I want to install a wireless chime in parallel with existing wired doorbell. I picked up a wireless battery-operated kit in Woodies for €12. The installed Friedland wired bell system measures just under 10V ac although documentation led me to expect 8V ac. The wireless bell push is operated by 12V battery. Can someone…

15-04-2017 8:08pm

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Moac

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I want to install a wireless chime in parallel with existing wired doorbell. I picked up a wireless battery-operated kit in Woodies for €12. The installed Friedland wired bell system measures just under 10V ac although documentation led me to expect 8V ac. The wireless bell push is operated by 12V battery. Can someone point me at a relay operated by 10V ac to switch 12V dc?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 13-07-2017 3:59pm

sKeith

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instead of a relay, you could use the 10v ac as the input supply and have 12v dc as the output. would that work, instead of using a relay? http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-DC-Converter-6-12V-to-12V-Full-bridge-Rectifier-Filter-Power-Supply-Module-TW-/141841108773

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