How much voltage we are using at switches?

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How much voltage we are using at switches?..

Answer / kranti1986

It depend on the spec of the switch. Normally 24 v ac/ dc, 110 vac/dc, 230 v ac/ dc

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How much voltage we are using at switches?..

Answer / shakilimran

24v DC

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How much voltage we are using at switches?..

Answer / santoshsapan25

We have generally used 24 V DC only. If any special requirements than see technical specification / tag plate

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24V DC

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