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Evening sparks... i'm a relay virgin and need your help.

First one I need a 12v thermostat to bring a 230v pump on... am I right in saying that in a relay your L & N from fuse spur in the top side, a L & N in the bottom side (output) then an 'a1 + a2' which would be my closed contacts from my 12v stat? What is it I need to ask for in the wholesalers please?

Next one... building inspector said he wants a heater (2kw) coming on with the light in the bathroom. Never heard of this regulation before but its on a granny annex I'm currently wiring. Anyway... so similar to the above relay but the time I'm going to have a 230v signal into some sort of relay to pull the contacts together for the heater? Again what sort of device should I be asking for at the counter.

Muchas Grasias.
 
12V relay please, with 2 X NO contacts rated to the pump, whatever that may be. Also could I have a 230V relay with 20A contacts (would be nice but would settle for less) oh and can you make that 2 X NO as well. Oh and by the way a nice box to put them in and a couple of bases to go with the relays. Some stuffing glands for the box and several metres of white 1.5sqmm flex. Oh and I forgot, how much is that damaged TP board going for in the corner....... :) - that's usually how my conversations go.
 

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