With the advent of LED light bulbs and "housekeepers", problems appeared that did not exist before. I'm talking about the flickering of light bulbs, or their dim glow when the switch is off ...

Somehow a client calls me and asks me to check if his neighbors are stealing electricity from him. To be honest, I have never had such orders. I come and listen to a long story about the mutual "love" of all the inhabitants of this floor.

Each k.z. creates carbon deposits and scales on the contact area. The contact resistance of such a contact increases markedly and the machine will not be able to work even at rated currents - the contact will heat up and at best the thermal release will work, and at worst ... it can melt the case and even ignite it.

The circuit below is devoid of this shortcoming. Moreover, in the control circuit it is possible to use a cable with a small wire cross-section, because control current is small. (savings are obvious)