[invictus]

I'm looking for a recessed magnetic door switch for 24 volts.


A webpage would b helpful
Thanks for your help

 

[electricmanscott]

:laughing: http://bit.ly/1gxiCyn

 

[invictus]

A wise guy. Eh
Whoop whoop whoop


I only seem to find 100 volt. Will 24 volt operate it?

 

[EBFD6]

A wise guy. Eh
Whoop whoop whoop

I only seem to find 100 volt. Will 24 volt operate it?

???

No voltage "operates" it. It's a switch. The voltage rating of the switch is the maximum voltage that can be applied to it. If it's rated for 100 volts (kind of an odd rating, I would imagine it's more like 125 volts) then using it on a 24 volt system is fine.

 

[drumnut08]

I'm looking for a recessed magnetic door switch for 24 volts. A webpage would b helpful Thanks for your help

. Recessed ( hidden ) magnetic door switch for what ? A security system , I'm assuming ? Sentrol and GE are two manufacturers I've used over the years on security jobs . Not sure if this is what you need , or a line voltage ( 125v ) plunger style switch ?

 

[pnorwil]

LVS www.lvscontrols.com

 

[five.five-six]

:laughing: http://bit.ly/1gxiCyn

Brings me here

 

[ablyss]

The LVS closet relay switch is pretty handy. Accepts high voltage with switch leg triggered by 24 volt normally open or normally closed relay. Essentially you have a relay and a 24 volt transformer to feed the magnetic/mechanical switch. http://www.closetlightrelay.com/index.html

 

[pnorwil]

We install at least one in almost every house we wire.
what works best for me is a 4sq w/bracket box, the LVS snaps into a 1/2 KO we do the low volt wiring during rough-in. The door magnet is a bit tricky.. a 3/8 drill bit w/a dab of glue, wiring wise its staggered but splices. :thumbup: