Residential Landscape Lighting & Design

Friday, February 24, 2006

Door jamb switches can be connected either line voltage or low voltage.

Is your jamb switch device low voltage only? (as per Edwards 46-that is you remark) --what is the difference?

The EDWARDS 44 JAMB SWITCH switch is designed for low voltage applications only. That means it must be used in combination with a LOW VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER and LIGHTING CONTACTOR with a low voltage coil. The low voltage switch does not require a junction box like it's line voltage counterpart.

You can however use the EDWARDS DOOR JAMB SWITCH for any application that calls for a line voltage door jamb. The splice box or junction box cover can be mortised into the door jamb for a flush finish.

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