Thank you for providing this video on magnetically latching switches! You have a good explanation of this type of safety switch and your photography and lighting are excellent, so the viewer can really see the basics of wiring such a switch! One item that I think should be explained better is the benefit for a magnetically latching switch. Let's say that instead of the magnetically latching switch, you had an ordinary switch on your equipment and the mains power fails or is interrupted. You absent mindedly start to investigate what went wrong without manually turning off the switch. Then, the mains power comes back on while you're looking around and suddenly your machine is back running at full speed. You (or someone nearby) could be badly injured in a second. With a magnetically latching switch like you've shown in your video, if the mains power is interrupted for any reason, once the power comes back on your machine won't come back on without turning the magnetically latching switch on again, thus providing a lot of safety. The red paddle or big red button is intuitive to slap or tap off in an emergency whether any power switch is latched magnetically or not.
Thank you for this. Best explanation I have come across for this process yet. I wired one of these switches up on my lathe a while back - didn't know what I was doing, but through trial and error, I eventually got it right. Now after finding your video, I have the confidence to install new magnetic paddle switches on my bandsaw, table saw and router table.
Thank you so much for this video. Hands down this is the best video on TH-cam explaining how to wire these switches. No other video explains the need to loop over to magnetise the switch. I was failing and you helped me!
Thank you so much for uploading this video. I accidentally purchased a 5 pin switch instead of a 4 pin for my tablesaw and i have been scratching my head as to how to hook it up.
Thanks a lot , I bought one of this switches for an old / home made drill press as an upgrade and didn't find the wiring diagram anywhere. Your video really helped me a lot.
Well, Thank You! Nice and clear. A bonus for me, As an Englishman I love hearing accents, I thoroughly enjoyed yours, where I could hear 2 lands mixed beautifully.. IF you don’t mind me saying.
Haha. What two lands are they? I used to live in Ireland (near Dublin). I have being living in The Philippines since 2010. I lived in London in the mid '80s, but I doubt I have any accent from that time
Hello Pascal, Eden and the lovely Ciara🍀 I want you to know that I really appreciate your wonderful "How to Wire a Magnetic Paddle Switch" video! Thorough instruction/demonstration indeed... Thanks for sharing, be safe and stay safe. Good luck and best regards/Ned 👏🌹👏
HI Pascal, thanks a lot for whole explanation. For good luck you shown how to wire the switch, neither the seller was able to do that. He suggested me to loop A1 with nr 14 but as far as I understand I've to connect with 24 (positive out). Surely I'm not an electrician but I perfectly understood your words. I've just some trouble to put 2 wires in a single (blue) faston cause I used 2,5 mm wires (those for 16A) and line will be dedicated to trimmer/router only (respectively 700 and 1400 watts). Thanks once more
The numbers may vary with different switches, but the diagram on the back should show what has to be cross energized. It works with the switch I linked in the description above.
You're welcome. I think many people forget the loop. Thank you for watching
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Hello Pascal, I admire your abilities. You have a lot of information. I'm glad to see that you are also knowledgeable about electricity. We use this type of automatic condition in many machines. Thank you for showing and explaining in detail. Useful video. See you. Greetings. Best regards. Your friend Mehmet
Thank you Mehmet. These switches are ideal for router tables, like the one you just made
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@@IrishChippy Ideal for the router table I'm making. There are other shortcomings of the router table, I did it hastily. And I will make up for all your shortcomings later. such as the storage area and the front cover. I will do some upgrades soon. See you. Cheers mate.
Thank you. I have the smaller switch but it came with no wiring instructions. I thought at first it was faulty, then spotted the fifth connection! Doh!
A Magnetic switch works when a machine is working and saddle power went off and you did int switch it off, and when the power came back the machine will start or it goes off when the power went off
Thanks a lot sir. Exectly what I needed. Well done and explained. But, one thing : what about the ground wire - should we conect them to each other? Thnx
Hi, thanks for the video. Can one connect two or more such switches for the same machine (at different locations in the workshop to switch on the dust extractor for example)?
It is possible, but not like a 2-way 3-way switch. I would consider it very dangerous, as you can only switch off from the one you switched on. Thank you for waching
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Thank you for providing this video on magnetically latching switches! You have a good explanation of this type of safety switch and your photography and lighting are excellent, so the viewer can really see the basics of wiring such a switch! One item that I think should be explained better is the benefit for a magnetically latching switch.
Let's say that instead of the magnetically latching switch, you had an ordinary switch on your equipment and the mains power fails or is interrupted. You absent mindedly start to investigate what went wrong without manually turning off the switch. Then, the mains power comes back on while you're looking around and suddenly your machine is back running at full speed. You (or someone nearby) could be badly injured in a second.
With a magnetically latching switch like you've shown in your video, if the mains power is interrupted for any reason, once the power comes back on your machine won't come back on without turning the magnetically latching switch on again, thus providing a lot of safety.
The red paddle or big red button is intuitive to slap or tap off in an emergency whether any power switch is latched magnetically or not.
IU am glad you liked it. Yes, as you explain, when power resumes after a power cut, the switch needs to be turned on again. Thank you for watching
Thank you for this. Best explanation I have come across for this process yet. I wired one of these switches up on my lathe a while back - didn't know what I was doing, but through trial and error, I eventually got it right. Now after finding your video, I have the confidence to install new magnetic paddle switches on my bandsaw, table saw and router table.
Sorry for the late reply. I am glad the video helped. Thank you for watching
Thank you so much for this video. Hands down this is the best video on TH-cam explaining how to wire these switches. No other video explains the need to loop over to magnetise the switch. I was failing and you helped me!
I am glad it helped you. Thank you for watching
Thanks, that sorted out my failed wiring attempt, even having watched other TH-cam videos. Very clear and mine's now working perfectly.
Glad it helped Mark. I made it after watching other misleading videos. Thank you for watching
Thank you so much for uploading this video. I accidentally purchased a 5 pin switch instead of a 4 pin for my tablesaw and i have been scratching my head as to how to hook it up.
Thank you for watching. I hope it works for you.
Thanks a lot , I bought one of this switches for an old / home made drill press as an upgrade and didn't find the wiring diagram anywhere. Your video really helped me a lot.
Glad I could help and thank you for watching
1 hr of trying to figure this out and I finally get a awnser THANKYOU
You are welcome. Thank you for watching
Thankyou ! I have the same safety switch and i was having trouble getting it working properly. Solved now after your video. Cheers
I am glad you found is helpful. Thank you for watching
Answering the questions we're afraid to ask, thanks!
Thank you for watching
+1)))
Thanks, I'm working on a lathe with one of these switches and needed to understand how it operates.
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching
Well, Thank You! Nice and clear. A bonus for me, As an Englishman I love hearing accents, I thoroughly enjoyed yours, where I could hear 2 lands mixed beautifully.. IF you don’t mind me saying.
Haha. What two lands are they? I used to live in Ireland (near Dublin). I have being living in The Philippines since 2010. I lived in London in the mid '80s, but I doubt I have any accent from that time
Hello Pascal, Eden and the lovely Ciara🍀
I want you to know that I really appreciate your wonderful "How to Wire a Magnetic Paddle Switch" video! Thorough instruction/demonstration indeed... Thanks for sharing, be safe and stay safe. Good luck and best regards/Ned 👏🌹👏
Hi Ned. Thank you again for watching.
@@IrishChippy 🌷🙌🌷
HI Pascal, thanks a lot for whole explanation. For good luck you shown how to wire the switch, neither the seller was able to do that. He suggested me to loop A1 with nr 14 but as far as I understand I've to connect with 24 (positive out). Surely I'm not an electrician but I perfectly understood your words. I've just some trouble to put 2 wires in a single (blue) faston cause I used 2,5 mm wires (those for 16A) and line will be dedicated to trimmer/router only (respectively 700 and 1400 watts). Thanks once more
The numbers may vary with different switches, but the diagram on the back should show what has to be cross energized. It works with the switch I linked in the description above.
Thank you so much, you have been a life saver. Very easy to follow your instructions, well done and much appreciated.
You're welcome. I think many people forget the loop. Thank you for watching
Hello Pascal,
I admire your abilities. You have a lot of information. I'm glad to see that you are also knowledgeable about electricity. We use this type of automatic condition in many machines. Thank you for showing and explaining in detail. Useful video. See you. Greetings. Best regards. Your friend Mehmet
Thank you Mehmet. These switches are ideal for router tables, like the one you just made
@@IrishChippy Ideal for the router table I'm making. There are other shortcomings of the router table, I did it hastily. And I will make up for all your shortcomings later. such as the storage area and the front cover. I will do some upgrades soon. See you. Cheers mate.
Thank you. I have the smaller switch but it came with no wiring instructions. I thought at first it was faulty, then spotted the fifth connection! Doh!
Glad it helped. Thank you for dropping by
You are Super bro when ever you invent some useful stuff you share it immediately
Thanks and all the best
Thank you. I did not invent anything, but hopefully it will be useful
None of the switches that look like this that I have bought or seen anywhere have the 5th terminal A1, they only have the other 4 terminals.
The ones you have may be pre-wired internally.
thank you, that A1 terminal had me for a second, there is zero information from our chinese "friends" who make and sell these things ...typical
Glad I could help. Thank you for watching
Thank you so much I just done it thank you again
I am glad it was able to help you. Thank you for watching.
Thanks allot for sharing this with us this video appreciations 🙏👌🇩🇰
I am glad it was of help to you. Thank you for watching
A Magnetic switch works when a machine is working and saddle power went off and you did int switch it off, and when the power came back the machine will start or it goes off when the power went off
Yes I explained that in the video
Thanks a lot sir. Exectly what I needed. Well done and explained.
But, one thing : what about the ground wire - should we conect them to each other? Thnx
Yes of course you connect the ground (or Earth). I am glad the video was of help to you
Thank you sir. And have a wonderfool dry day 😃
Hi, thanks for the video. Can one connect two or more such switches for the same machine (at different locations in the workshop to switch on the dust extractor for example)?
It is possible, but not like a 2-way 3-way switch. I would consider it very dangerous, as you can only switch off from the one you switched on. Thank you for waching
What size wires did you use?
It depends on what you are using it for. 14AWG (2.00 mm2) is usually plenty for most machines. Thank you for watching
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Thank you Tanju. I will check out some of your upholstery videos later.
Very nice I like your videos
Thank you so much 😀