Good afternoon, thank you very much for posting your video "Street Light Automatic ON OFF directly with 220v AC", from Jan 18th. 2019. I did it according to your project, but it didn't work, although I used the recommended components. Does the will of your circuit is 220V (phase), + "Neutral", and why does it work ?. Here where I live is 220v (phase) + 220v (phase), is that why it doesn't work properly? Thank you very much, but once.
Can this be done for a 12v circuit and if so would the resistor need to be different.
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon, thank you very much for posting your video "Street Light Automatic ON OFF directly with 220v AC", from Jan 18th. 2019. I did it according to your project, but it didn't work, although I used the recommended components. Does the will of your circuit is 220V (phase), + "Neutral", and why does it work ?. Here where I live is 220v (phase) + 220v (phase), is that why it doesn't work properly? Thank you very much, but once.
ReplyDeletethank you for this idea,tried it and it worked i am seeking for your permission to use it as my mini project sir. Thank you sir.
ReplyDeleteWarmly welcome dear! Thanks for your honest feedback 💖 and you have permission to use in your project.
Deletei would like to use this as my reference to my working activity sir.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this idea .
ReplyDeletecan you please give me recommendations to make same circuit but to give me output when lights on and stop when lights off .
Reverse the resistor and LDR for that purpose.
DeleteLight sensors available in the market... how can it be added to circuit? In series or parallelly? How much wattage can bear one light sensor?
ReplyDeletewill led bulb work with this circuit?
ReplyDeleteCan you do the opposite, turn off the lamp at night? How?
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