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Domus 100 HP1 bathroom fan: SL impulse from twilight switch on light off?

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  • #1 14693475
    Wojtas52
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    Hello, please help. I have a bathroom fan with a Domus 100 HP1 timer switch. A permanent 230V power supply is provided. I want to run it with a twilight switch. Start-up when the light goes out. I need an impulse on the SL contact. Normally the SL contact is connected to the light switch, I don't have this option. Also, I don't want the fan to run when the light is on.
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  • #2 14693528
    kokapetyl
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    Wojtas52 wrote:
    I want to run it with a twilight switch. Triggering when the light is switched off. Need a pulse on contact SL.

    You have written everything correctly, but what is your problem ?
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  • #3 14694672
    Wojtas52
    Level 2  
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    I have a problem with the control. The twilight switch turns on when the light goes out. Given a signal on the SL terminal, switch on the fan which will run continuously until the next time the light is switched on. The fan is supposed to switch on when the light goes out and switch off after a preset time.
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  • #4 14695221
    kosmos99
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    The timer should be powered continuously, then when it is dark it will give a signal to the fan.
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  • #5 14695738
    kokapetyl
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    kosmos99 wrote:
    The timer should be powered continuously, then when it is dark it will give a signal to the fan.

    Yes, but this signal will last continuously (when it is dark) and the fan will run all the time.
    Instead of a "twilight switch", use a circuit that will give a pulse when the light is off.
  • #6 14695757
    Wojtas52
    Level 2  
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    Thank you for your help. The problem was solved by the PCP04 transmitter in the falling edge trigger setting. It came out expensive, but it works.
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