I never said that. It was the combination of mains/normally closed contacts/3.3V input that I couldn't find, but have now sourcedMoe wrote:OK, so why do you think a relay rated at 250V /10A can't handle mains?
I never said that. It was the combination of mains/normally closed contacts/3.3V input that I couldn't find, but have now sourcedMoe wrote:OK, so why do you think a relay rated at 250V /10A can't handle mains?
Yespcmanbob wrote:Hi.
it seems that what you really wanted was a relay with a normally closed contact so that when the relay was off the power would be connected to your equipment.. and you switched the relay on to switch the equipment off
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Thanks, but more sophisticated than I needjoan wrote:Have a look at the PCA9685. It is an I2C device and provides 16 channels.
It usually comes bundled in a convenient module, generally marketed as a servo driver but it's intended usage is as a PWM LED driver.
E.g. have a look on eBay for PCA9685 and PWM.
I think that's what I said in my OP.pcmanbob wrote:Hi.
What you are looking for is a latching relay
I simply wrote Kodi in my post because it is a name. I appreciate that the command is case sensitive.barreinhard wrote:are you typing `kodi` or `Kodi`?