Circuit protection from 110V to 24VDC and 110V also

Chatarras · 2014-10-01T05:07:48+00:00

Hello, I have an application where I am using AC 110V timers and 24V DC motors. I am using a power supply that converts 110VAC to 24VDC ( Overall I need a way to protect the 24VDC motors (this is "protected" by overvoltage and overcurrent by the power supply) AND the 110VAC timers. I can use 24VDC timers but then I the price goes way up. What type of circuit/power supply, or anything can I use to protect both 24VDC and 110VAC elements? Honestly, I am not using fuses either. I wonder if by using a fuse I can protect everything, except these are remote systems so I would have to travel to change the fuse... thanks in advance for your advice... Ignacio

Oct 01, 2014 21 Replies

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Maynard A. Philbrook Jr. 11 years ago

WHen you moved to AU, did they put you out in the kangaroo patch? It sure seems that something has been beating you in the head that's making you numb.

Jamie

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Bill Sloman 11 years ago

I can't see any kangeroos from here. Our flat is on an 8th floor with an excellent view of Sydney Harbour, but the native animals in sight are pretty much limited to parrots of various sorts.

I think you must be over-generalising from your own experience. If you were within reach, I'd certainly be tempted to beat you over the head (probably with a fluffy toy matched to your mental age) but I'm grown up now, and resist that sort of temptation.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

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