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Household Electricity

bell bell connection

carlos XXI
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
B. nights I bought a bell bell of the round ones (type of school bell) from which 2 red wires come out (it does not have transf) works at 220. I connected it like this; one of the red parts of the bell, goes to the setter and returns to the N of the line, the other red to the phase. The pusher is that of an electric doorman that is no longer used as such. Special tube carefully insulate each union with heat-shrink and use eyelets where appropriate. It is right ? This is how it works, but attached to the door where the pusher is, there is a fence and it has an induction (not the push button box). Can the phase wire be injured somewhere and induce?
HALOGENO
HALOGENO
110
hace 5 años

HELLO FRIEND:
I SUGGEST YOU DO NOT RUN RISKS CHANGE THE RINGER FOR ANOTHER THAT HAS FOUR TWO CABLES ARE FOR THE LIVE AND NEUTRAL AT 220v AND THE OTHER TWO ARE FOR THE PUSH BUTTON THAT OPERATES WITH 12v WITHOUT DANGER FOR THE PEOPLE.

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carlos XXI
hace 5 años

Thank you

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Jona7329
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello ... If you are sure the phase is playing on the fence. I would recommend putting a 24v relay to handle the button with less voltage. This same one happened to me in a house I had 220v on a button and this was a metal one so when you pressed it you felt the tension, I solved it with a relay since it was complicated to adapt another button there. It may be that your problem is that the phase is touching, to make sure that it is that it cuts the power to the button and controls the gate. If it no longer has induction it is because it really is the phase that is in trouble, starting from that point notice that you It is cheaper if you change the cables or go to change the bell where you bought it for one that has traffic.
servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hi. Due to regulations and common sense, a bell with a 220V coil could not be connected to a metal push button or doorman type. When a human intervenes to activate this voltage, the button must have a voltage not exceeding 24 volts. You can place a mini contactor, a 12V relay, etc. to activate the bell with total safety. Imagine a metallic push button commanding 220V, on a metal fence a rainy day ......... Greetings
ydd:alualo
ydd:alualo
2.847
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello, there is no doubt that it is very risky to connect a 220v device to a metal fence. and more if as I understand, you made the connection, I do not know if I am wrong, because the companions present do not mention it, but in your description you indicate that you carried a red wire from the bell, to the button, and from there to the neutral, and the other red bell wire, to the phase. This indicates that the phase is directly to the bell, which, by the thrown of its coil, keeps all the line in phase, that is, the feeding, direct, is in phase, and the return, also, which is doubly risky On the other hand, I consider that you should check very well the isolation of all the components from the cables, which do not thread anywhere with metal parts, to the bell that is perfectly well insulated in its electrical parts, from the housing that contains it . However, I think that as the partners tell you, it would be best to change the canpanilla to a low voltage one, because that way you avoid all the risks, greetings
Ricardo Ab.
Ricardo Ab.
5.181
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hi. There is no check that is worth, today everything is fine and tomorrow there is a problem and you have a serious accident. The bells of 220v are not to connect directly to a pushbutton, be it plastic or metallic, always, always, must be connected through a relay. regards
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