πŸ”› Smart Relay - Contactor

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Version: 1.1

The most common automation used for a relay - contactor. It has Normally Open & Normally Closed contacts controlled by a switch entity :partying_face:

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:newspaper: The Automation Process:

  • When you turn the switch ON it will turn ON the Normal Open contact and turn OFF the Normally Closed contact.
  • When you turn the switch OFF it will turn OFF the Normal Open contact and turn ON the Normally Closed contact.

:question: If you have a β€œpush button” rather than a β€œswitch” then I have a different blueprint called :nazar_amulet: Push Button Relay - Contactor for this.

:rocket: CHANGELOG

Version: 1.1 - 30 Oct-22 initial release

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FAQ

Q: What type of switch can I use?

A: The switch must have a state that goes ON when you switch / press it, and then when you switch / press it again the state goes OFF. If you have a push button that goes ON/OFF in one press and when you press it again it will go ON/OFF then I have a different Blueprint called Push Button Relay - Contactor. It works the same as this blueprint but the trigger is different.

Q: Can I put the same entity into the normally open & normally closed fields?

A: No, you must only choose one field, normally open or normally closed per entity.