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I need an (off)-on or an (off)-on-(off) "push-to-break" switch for residential use. Does that exist?
Thanks for all the replies! I'll probably try a push button with normally closed contacts and I'll drill a hole in a blank wall plate to mount it next to the light switch. I am very curious though. In what situation is this Lucien push break switch used? It's exactly the functionality I'm...- mrking3000
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I need an (off)-on or an (off)-on-(off) "push-to-break" switch for residential use. Does that exist?
I have a humidity sensing exhaust fan in my bathroom. When the fan has power and senses humidity, it will run the fan until the humidity is removed. If you want to turn the fan on manually (in a stinky situation) you can switch the power off momentarily and then back on and it will run for a pre...- mrking3000
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