Novel theory, but with one relay it will not work. If you "bring a feed from each light" to one relay you are in effect connecting all the lights together. So switch any one light on, and they all come on.
You need a relay for each light, or a multi way relay.
Why not buy some Emergency lights and cut the supply? They will also work in a power cut, mains lights won't. Cheaper and easier to understand.
i use a separate pole for each light, i'm not THAT stupid ;)
i wanted to use EMG lights (although i would probably use maintained ones and put a supply to the L2 connection to not wear the batteries down) but my dad does not want them as they 'look ugly' so this was the best alternative.
Nice job, didnt know you got a panel then? :p and bloody hell, i know when your wiring they say you can form a helix with excess cable but that takes it to an extreme!
My god! Talk about a bodge job of that rose! I would modify my lights as well to be under arduino control but don't fancy playing with 200w of halogens :)
@Uberdum05firealarm yeah, i was going to do that, in each room i was gonna have a little box that had a pcb in with a relay, pic and some other things. the light would be wired to the relay, there would be a button with various leds on instead of a switch (to change different things) and each 'pic box' would have rx and tx connections so i could connect them all to a main arduino and create a web interface to remotely switch lights on and off, or i could press and hold 'the light button' and all
Novel theory, but with one relay it will not work. If you "bring a feed from each light" to one relay you are in effect connecting all the lights together. So switch any one light on, and they all come on.
You need a relay for each light, or a multi way relay.
Why not buy some Emergency lights and cut the supply? They will also work in a power cut, mains lights won't. Cheaper and easier to understand.
bluecylinder 2 months ago
@bluecylinder thanks for your comment :)
i use a separate pole for each light, i'm not THAT stupid ;)
i wanted to use EMG lights (although i would probably use maintained ones and put a supply to the L2 connection to not wear the batteries down) but my dad does not want them as they 'look ugly' so this was the best alternative.
flamesecureUK 2 months ago
good vid :D
firekid131 3 months ago in playlist More videos from flamesecureUK
@firekid131 thanks stephen :)
flamesecureUK 3 months ago
Good vid! What happened at 2:23??
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@sonconmas i stepped on something sharp i think
flamesecureUK 3 months ago
Nice job, didnt know you got a panel then? :p and bloody hell, i know when your wiring they say you can form a helix with excess cable but that takes it to an extreme!
FireControl9000 3 months ago
@FireControl9000 And btw, saw the vid that photon did for you, was great :p
FireControl9000 3 months ago
@FireControl9000 yeah, got a panel a while ago. i did vids of it on my old accout. i'll have to re do them :@
i sorted that rose out, its all proper now :D
are you a member of my facebook group?
flamesecureUK 3 months ago
@flamesecureUK No, im actually not on facebook xD I may grab an account though soon!
FireControl9000 3 months ago
@FireControl9000 okay, well when you get a facebook, you would be a good member of our group :)
flamesecureUK 3 months ago
My god! Talk about a bodge job of that rose! I would modify my lights as well to be under arduino control but don't fancy playing with 200w of halogens :)
Uberdum05firealarm 3 months ago
@Uberdum05firealarm yeah, i was going to do that, in each room i was gonna have a little box that had a pcb in with a relay, pic and some other things. the light would be wired to the relay, there would be a button with various leds on instead of a switch (to change different things) and each 'pic box' would have rx and tx connections so i could connect them all to a main arduino and create a web interface to remotely switch lights on and off, or i could press and hold 'the light button' and all
flamesecureUK 3 months ago