confused101
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I am new to the forum as well as new to electronics in general, so I would like to thank everyone in advance for their patience and help.
I have a dilemna...I am building a 12 volt DC powered remote control light for my feeder to scare the wild hogs away. I am using a Heddolf/Keystone ER294 receiver(with remotes). As opposed to most receivers which reverse polarity to engage/disengage the relay, this receiver unit has only a single wire. I am needing a latch relay that will engage and disengage with just a single wire. There are two wires, but was told by the distributor that one of them is not to be used. The recommended wire to use was the wire they call "Normal open of relay output". The wire he said NOT to use was the wire designated "Normal close of relay output".
Is there a relay that operates(opens and closes the circuit) with only one wire attached? I don't mind looking on the internet but I have no idea what it would be called. I am completely unfamiliar with electronics and truth be known...I am lost. I hoped some of you electronic type guys could advise us less knowledgable folks.
Thanks again for any help you may offer.
I have a dilemna...I am building a 12 volt DC powered remote control light for my feeder to scare the wild hogs away. I am using a Heddolf/Keystone ER294 receiver(with remotes). As opposed to most receivers which reverse polarity to engage/disengage the relay, this receiver unit has only a single wire. I am needing a latch relay that will engage and disengage with just a single wire. There are two wires, but was told by the distributor that one of them is not to be used. The recommended wire to use was the wire they call "Normal open of relay output". The wire he said NOT to use was the wire designated "Normal close of relay output".
Is there a relay that operates(opens and closes the circuit) with only one wire attached? I don't mind looking on the internet but I have no idea what it would be called. I am completely unfamiliar with electronics and truth be known...I am lost. I hoped some of you electronic type guys could advise us less knowledgable folks.
Thanks again for any help you may offer.