Simple mains wiring

[sluckey]

I've started using illuminated power switches in my builds. They make for a very simple, uncluttered mains wiring. Even simpler if used with a fused IEC receptacle. It's a good solution for tight spaces. Looks like this...

BTW, Radio Shack has a couple styles of illuminated switches for real cheap (80-90% off). Still got a few days left.

[DummyLoad]

thanks for the share.


there are duplicate threads. one posted @ 8:29 and the other 8:31.


--pete

[sluckey]

thanks for the share.

I can post the Visio file if you want to add any of those components to your stencils.

[DummyLoad]

thanks for the share.

I can post the Visio file if you want to add any of those components to your stencils.

sure. please do, love to have them.


thank you,


--Pete

[EL34]

I stock these Marshall style illuminated switches here
http://hoffmanamps.com/MyStore/catalog/Switches.htm

[sluckey]

visio_mains attached...

[John]

I've been thinking about trying out one of these.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1PC-Cord-Inlet-IEC320-C14-Power-Socket-With-Rocker-Switch-Fuse-Holder-250V-10A-/191238931557?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c86ba8465

[sluckey]

Now that is slick!

Here's one in the USA...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1x-Red-LED-Rocker-Switch-Fuse-Holder-IEC320-C14-Inlet-Power-Socket-AC250V-10A-/281381745006?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4183a8b16e

[Willabe]

Kill 3 birds with 1 stone and at that price? Cut 1 hole not 3, less panel space with a 2P1T switch for a little better safety. Light up power switch even comes in different colors.   

I like it!


            Brad