Monday, December 29, 2008
Timers and Doorbells
Timers, either manual or automatic, also are types of switches. Manual timers regularly are used with bathroom fans and heat lamps. A frequent residential use of automatic timers is to control a whole-house ventilation system. Doorbells are switches, too. When you press the button, a low-voltage current flows to the chimes or the buzzer. Thermostats are another low-voltage switch, except these are activated by temperature changes. Elaborate thermostats have separate switches for controlling the furnace fan and for turning heat and air conditioning on and off manually.
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