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    Confirming/maintaining control relay switching current

    Wow, thank you all so much. waross, jraef, DRWeig, I'll get back to you a bit later today. On-site now, but being pulled in a few different directions.
  2. Seansie

    Confirming/maintaining control relay switching current

    Sorry for the double post.. As I research more, I'm wondering if it may be an issue of inrush current. If that turns out to be the case (I'm not on-site right now to investigate), does anyone have any experience with different options to protect relays from inrush? Or would I need to switch...
  3. Seansie

    Confirming/maintaining control relay switching current

    If you're referring to the lamps in the fixtures, they differ throughout the facility. Problematic circuits have been incandescent (tungsten) only, fluorescent only, or a combination of both. If you're referring to the relay contacts, they're silver alloy. Schneider Electric/Magnecraft...
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    Confirming/maintaining control relay switching current

    Pathetically beginner question, I'm sure.. (see last paragraph) The problem: Lighting relays oxidize and get "stuck" after a short time, becoming unresponsive. - 20A mechanical relays switching 120V lighting circuits w/ 24VDC signal - No more than 15A on any relay - Control signal is reliable...

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