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This circuit is intended to 'short circuit' the 'AC power mains' while there is voltage on the AC line and 'open circuit' the inverter line' at that time. If the 'main line' goes out then it will 'short circuit' the 'inverter line' to destination and 'open circuit' the AC main line. The 24V DC...
OK guyz, heres a proper circuit figure. This circuit is intended to 'short circuit' the 'AC power mains' while there is voltage on the AC line and 'open circuit' the inverter line' at that time. If the 'main line' goes out then it will 'short circuit' the 'inverter line' to destination and 'open...
no no, Opto-triac is too much for my circuit, it's just a really simple circuit and I want to make it cheaply. I am just asking that can i just replace the relay with Triac and will the circuit work as before? I have attached the simple schematic.
I'm constructing a circuit which conducts 'line A' when '24' DC voltage is applied to Relay and conducts 'line B' when the DC voltage is absent. The switching speed is not that significant and Relay would do the job. This can be very easily accomplished by the use of Relay, I know that. But...
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