Hello Walkway entrance to house with installation on 3x1.5mm^2 as pictured above. I am looking for a solution to run individual bulbs with a delay of approximately 1,2,3,4 etc seconds after voltage is applied to the circuit. Operating voltage of the circuit/modules/bulbs 220/24/12V AC/DC. I am...

Do you want the bulbs to switch on one after the other to give a lighting effect? This is not possible in this connection configuration. For such an effect, each bulb must be individually connected to the controller. Here, you can only achieve a delayed switching effect for all of them, possibly a slow brightening (cinema effect), but also all of them at once.

Four relays are sufficient, e.g. PCR-513 230V and you're done.

Alternatively, a separate time relay could be added to each light point, or the next light point could be switched on only after the previous one has been switched on, plus a time delay of some kind. But this would also require cutting the installation into sections.

Agreed only it will be difficult to encapsulate this hermetically in each lamp and a bit expensive. Maybe it would be possible to make a small electronic/electrical circuit that would perform a similar function, enclose it in a small plastic container, seal it well and that's it ? Or maybe all of them start at once, but the lighting time for each bulb is longer, e.g.: I don't know if I can do it all at once: Greetings.

How to achieve delayed bulb switching in a 3x1.5mm² installation?

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#1 15094780 25 Oct 2015 12:29

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Hello

Walkway entrance to house with installation on 3x1.5mm^2 as pictured above.
I am looking for a solution to run individual bulbs with a delay of approximately 1,2,3,4 etc seconds after voltage is applied to the circuit.
Operating voltage of the circuit/modules/bulbs 220/24/12V AC/DC.

I am looking for modules preferably waterproof, or a schematic to achieve this effect.

Regards.
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#2 15094808 25 Oct 2015 12:36

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Do you want the bulbs to switch on one after the other to give a lighting effect? This is not possible in this connection configuration. For such an effect, each bulb must be individually connected to the controller. Here, you can only achieve a delayed switching effect for all of them, possibly a slow brightening (cinema effect), but also all of them at once.
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#3 15095030 25 Oct 2015 14:13

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15095030 25 Oct 2015 14:13

Four relays are sufficient, e.g. PCR-513 230V
and you're done.
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Alternatively, a separate time relay could be added to each light point, or the next light point could be switched on only after the previous one has been switched on, plus a time delay of some kind. But this would also require cutting the installation into sections.
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edziu wrote:
All you need is 4 relays e.g. PCR-513 230V
and you're done.

Agreed only it will be difficult to encapsulate this hermetically in each lamp and a bit expensive.

Maybe it would be possible to make a small electronic/electrical circuit that would perform a similar function, enclose it in a small plastic container, seal it well and that's it ?

Or maybe all of them start at once, but the lighting time for each bulb is longer, e.g.: "I don't know if I can do it all at once":

Greetings.
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