Using a PicoBoo to control 220VAC Devices

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Using a PicoBoo to control 220VAC Devices

Using a PicoBoo to control 220VAC Devices

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The circuitry and relays inside of the PicoBoo controllers is only designed to work with voltages up to 120VAC. To use the PicoBoo with higher voltages (such as 220VAC as used in Europe) you will need to use a solid state relay as shown in the diagram.

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Using a PicoBoo to control 220VAC Devices