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    Electric curtain project: single Push button design

    Seems like this circuit design is going to work as intended. I am grateful for your ideas. I will be building this over the next week or so and will keep you posted. I have had another thought to take this design to the next level. Would it be too complex if we were to build in to the design...
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    Electric curtain project: single Push button design

    ak, my initial design above was using only a single SPDT located at the motor which would mechanically toggle once each extremity was reached. eT, could your design be modified to accommodate 2 limit switches instead, thus a limit switch for each extremity? ie. fully open limit switch, and...
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    Electric curtain project: single Push button design

    I don't mind using IC's or transistors. I was just trying to keep the design as simple as I could :)
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    Electric curtain project: single Push button design

    Sorry above post attachment was my first design with single pole relays. This has now been updated to Double Pole relays, so below is the correct design I am referencing:
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    Electric curtain project: single Push button design

    Hi All, I am working on a electric curtain or electric blind project at home and I am a bit stuck. I would like the curtain to operate a 12V motor drive with a single Push Button switch (not a toggle switch) I would like it to behave as follows: 1st press: forward 2nd press: stop 3rd press...
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    Two appliances, Two switches, one switch to power one and second switch to power both???

    Thank you for both suggestions. Perfect. So simple but I must of had a mental block!!!
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    Two appliances, Two switches, one switch to power one and second switch to power both???

    Hi Friends, I am trying to wire an electrical circuit as follows and need some help: 1) I have 2 switches (SPDT) in different locations away from each other. 2) I have a 240V fan (35W) and a 240V pump (600W) that I need to control the power for. 3) I want to turn ONLY the pump on with the...
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