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fieldivision | 12:27 Tue 09th Aug 2005 | How it Works
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New switch has LOAD and SUPPLY on it. Old switch thats being replaced has IN and OUT on it..Is LOAD the same as IN or is it OUT and the same for SUPPLY. Im trying to match them up but want to make sure I have it correct 1st..before fitting..

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The load will be going out to the unit.

The supply will be the power coming in to the switch.

12:43 Tue 09th Aug 2005
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If your switch has an indicator light on it, this is attached to the LOAD side. Connecting this to "in" will mean the light stays on all the time. If it does not have a light, it makes no difference which way you connect it.
12:06 Thu 11th Aug 2005

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