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Flashing Light Relay
- Thread starter stewie
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The simplest circuit is probably a 555 IC driving a solid state relay which causes the lamp to flash.
Simple to build and inexpensive.
Simple to build and inexpensive.
If the purpose is to make something like an on-air light flash or some other 120VAC incandescent bulb flash, here you go: http://www.kandooinc.com/Cooper-Wiring-Bp1008-Flasher-Button_p_529915.html
I wasn't even aware that those were still being made!
Please note that they are rated for 60 watts. Lower wattage bulbs may not draw enough current to make the unit function (the lamp may not flash).
Please note that they are rated for 60 watts. Lower wattage bulbs may not draw enough current to make the unit function (the lamp may not flash).
Really appreciate the information. Thanks frankberry and Kelly A!
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