I have a low voltage (12V) address plaque that I want to install with a down to dusk photo sensor but I am having a difficult time finding it. Any ideas?
Thank You
Brad Willyerd
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I have a low voltage (12V) address plaque that I want to install with a down to dusk photo sensor but I am having a difficult time finding it. Any ideas?
Thank You
Brad Willyerd
This may be overkill:
Amazon.com: Precision LCS-612D - Lumatrol 12 Volt Photo Control, Swivel: Home & Garden
It can be built with less than $5 in parts, Plan on building it? can help
Stratmando, that is a bit pricey! Bwilly, If you Google "low voltage photo sensor", there is one on Amazon for $8 and I believe HD and Lowe's carry a similar product.
$8.28. Koralia Photocell Day / Night Sensor for use with 12... by Hydor USA...
Stratmando:
I would be very interested in building my own. I am electronically inclined and would enjoy the adventure. Where can I find the parts?
Thank You
Here's a different style, about $31,
Flexcharge 12 volt dc photoswitch solar boat 10 amp new | eBay
Years ago, I got these Engineer's Mini Notebooks from Radio Shack and they when through the different devices(Photo, Leds, Digital, etc.) They had a light detector and a dark detector, and noticed they used the same parts, just wired differently, So I addes a DPDT switch, so it was a light or dark detector by the switch position, next book they came out with, had that switch added as well, you couldn't help bu8t notice the 2.
I also have Circuit encyclopedias, 1000's of useful circuits. I will dig something up. Look at these:
Flexcharge 12 volt dc photoswitch solar boat 10 amp new | eBay
And:
http://electronickits.com/kit/complete/complete.htm
Also:
http://www.bowdenshobbycircuits.info/
And here's some Circuit Encyclopedias at good prices, you WILL Learn, like it or not,:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=....c0.m270.l1313
Good Luck
If your address plaque has a cord with a built in 12volt transformer as part of the cord that you plug into a 120volt recept just buy a 120v photocell and dedicate the recept to the photocell
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