THL (The Holiday Light) - Circuits

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`Control Section Home`
`Stand Alone Flasher Controls`
`Computer Controls`
`Other Circuits & Parts`
	`120v SSR`
`120v 'triggered SSR'`
`Strobe Light`
`Voltage Monitor`
`Boxes For Circuits`

`Voltage monitor`
This will give you some idea of what your 120 volts relly is. And should also give some idea of if youre takeing too much power. you will need a digital voltmeter to get it set up right. After this is setup connect it to the same circuit as your christmas lights (or whatever circuit you want to monitor). If the number of LEDs that are on changes (when your lights are blinking) by any more than 1, you may have the circuit overloaded. If your computer, stereo, tv, etc is on that circuit, I would reccomend not using it while the lights are on or moving something to another circuit parts list: [under construction] 120vac - 12vdc (non-regulated) adaptor Most of these parts should be at your local electronics store. Some will harder to find

`Disclaimer:`
`Caution: read this before building Never work on any circuit with it turned on or plugged in If you don't know anything about electronics, don't try to build this, There is no guarantee that this actually will work - build at your own risk. I did not design the circuit I can NOT be held responsible for any anything resulting from the use or misuse of these circuits`

Control Section Home Stand Alone Flasher Controls Computer Controls Other Circuits & Parts 120v SSR 120v 'triggered SSR' Strobe Light Voltage Monitor Boxes For Circuits Voltage monitor This will give you some idea of what your 120 volts relly is. And should also give some idea of if youre takeing too much power. you will need a digital voltmeter to get it set up right. After this is setup connect it to the same circuit as your christmas lights (or whatever circuit you want to monitor). If the number of LEDs that are on changes (when your lights are blinking) by any more than 1, you may have the circuit overloaded. If your computer, stereo, tv, etc is on that circuit, I would reccomend not using it while the lights are on or moving something to another circuit parts list: [under construction] 120vac - 12vdc (non-regulated) adaptor Most of these parts should be at your local electronics store. Some will harder to find Disclaimer: Caution: read this before building Never work on any circuit with it turned on or plugged in If you don't know anything about electronics, don't try to build this, There is no guarantee that this actually will work - build at your own risk. I did not design the circuit I can NOT be held responsible for any anything resulting from the use or misuse of these circuits This page and the images on it (c) 1999 - 2004 James K