Power switch and blue led questions

[porfi4ever]

hello guys , I just got these power switch and blue led, of course! from bulgin, but I need some inputs on how to set up these beauties.

 

[porfi4ever]

another one, sorry for the quality of pics.

 

[porfi4ever]

Please some advise on how to take off that black part of the power switch.

 

[nbaula]

What is the Bulgin part number on those switch? Thank you.

 

[porfi4ever]

power switch

Allied part #566-1035 and 566-1007.

 

[FullThrottleRic]

It's a momentary switch, with bugger-all power capacity, so you need to build a bi-stable circuit to operate a relay. I use the exact same switch in my preamp to torn everything on (except mine as the green centre LED). I can't remember what circuit I used, but if you search the forums for 'bi-stable' circuits I'm sure you will find somthing.
I'm also interested in how the heck you get the back off these switches, as I want to change my green LED for a Blooooooo one

 

[Synapse]

this may help
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6628

 

[porfi4ever]

Could anyone tell me how to get the back off of this switch, because if has to be remove to go through the hole of front plate. Thanks

 

[karma]

hmm

i need a pic that is clear so i can see the seal

 

[JOE DIRT®]

they are probably pressed in and crimped....I think your out of luck getting them apart without taking a hammer to them..LOL

 

[porfi4ever]

Switch

Sorry , but my camera does not help to do that. Anyway thanks for your replay.

 

[trigon]

Just drill the hole like this

Trigon

 

[Cradle22]

Hi!

The simplest way to use such a switch (I have nearly the same on my P3A) is with a solid state relais. I use the (new) Finder 26.2.8.230 relais, you don't need any extra parts (the relais gets triggered with a short 230 V burst from your push button). With each trigger action, the relais switches (mechanically!) between on - off - on...

Normally all such relais still required an auxiliary transformer for the voltage burst to trigger the relais, but these new ones can be directly connected to mains...

I don't know if there is a 110V AC version of this relais...


And as for the LED I added a auxiliary winding to my transformer, and connected it with a single rectifying diode in series (not sure, if necessary, since a LED is a diode already...???).

Maybe this helps,

Arndt