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|    Trevor Wilson to Eeyore    |
|    Re: OT: inline grounded switch?    |
|    13 Jul 10 14:11:36    |
      From: trevor@rageaudio.com.au              Eeyore wrote:       > Soundhaspriority wrote:       >> I repaired the switching supply that powers the illuminator in the       >> base of a Leitz microscope. The AC switch had high resistance, so I       >> bypassed it. The switch is a plastic snap-in module that also       >> contains the mains receptacle. To control the power, I now use the       >> switch on an external AC strip. At Home Depot/Lowes, there are in line       >> switches that can be attached       >> to extension cords. I'm looking for something similar, but in three       >> wire grounded.       >       > No such thing. If a safety ground is present it should NEVER be       > switched.       > Switching just the live ( single pole switch ) or both live and       > neutral simultaneously ( double pole switch ) are the norm.       >       > Graham              Graham,              Please email me ASAP.              Thanks                     --       Trevor Wilson       www.rageaudio.com.au              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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