I'm redoing the wiring on my BSA L/Clubman and putting a couple of relays in. Now I want to put one in the horn line, the horn becomes 'live' when the ignition is turned on and is operated by a button on the bars which makes the earth connection when pressed, I take it I can just wire up a relay the normal way with this arrangement where the earth is the on/off rather than the live ?
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Confirmation on a relay set up
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Confirmation on a relay set up
by rbt11548 » Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:50 am
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Re: Confirmation on a relay set up
by L.A.B. » Mon Oct 24, 2011 12:21 pm
rbt11548 wrote:I'm redoing the wiring on my BSA L/Clubman and putting a couple of relays in. Now I want to put one in the horn line, the horn becomes 'live' when the ignition is turned on and is operated by a button on the bars which makes the earth connection when pressed, I take it I can just wire up a relay the normal way with this arrangement where the earth is the on/off rather than the live ?
Yes, it doesn't matter which side of the relay the switch is.
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Re: Confirmation on a relay set up
by rbt11548 » Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:55 pm
L.A.B. wrote:rbt11548 wrote:I'm redoing the wiring on my BSA L/Clubman and putting a couple of relays in. Now I want to put one in the horn line, the horn becomes 'live' when the ignition is turned on and is operated by a button on the bars which makes the earth connection when pressed, I take it I can just wire up a relay the normal way with this arrangement where the earth is the on/off rather than the live ?
Yes, it doesn't matter which side of the relay the switch is.
Brill , thank you very much
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