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You'll still be running the load thru your switches. With a relay, you're switches live an easier life because they are not seeing the applied load on the internals

I am an electrician by trade and for all of our high vibration connections and any bolted switchgear connection we use a product from Thomas and Betts called Kopr-Shield. It's very similar to Never Sieze but with powdered copper suspended in a grease. It does several things but the main thing...

Cracked, I don't have my catalog to give you the actual part numbers but if you have a North Coast electric supply house or any other electrical contractor supply house that carries Thomas and Betts (known as T&B in the trade). They have every configuration imaginable

On all of these threads I have seen, Dan pops in and presents his FACTS and knowledge, usually only to be ignored by the masses. Quite frankly, I don't have the patience for the general public that Dan does. Dan, thank you for your contributions. To the OP, sorry to hijack your thread, but Dan...

This is directed mostly for sebastian but is relative to all. Yesterday morning at my work (I do highway road construction) a drunk young lady was heading the wrong direction on the highway and ran headlong into a dump truck going the correct direction. Keep in mind that the dump truck was...

I don't have one of these but I was looking at them. I believe that you just need to give them a switched hot and a ground and they are good to go, fully self contained. You shouldn't need to have the ballast wired up to it at all.