STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
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DC 12V photoresistor relay module switches loads up to 10A automatically based on ambient light
The Traditions XH-M131 is a DC 12V light control switch that uses a photoresistor to detect ambient brightness. It integrates a relay module rated for 10A switching capacity. The unit provides automatic on and off control for connected lighting circuits. It is designed for low-voltage DC power environments.
This module suits hobbyists and installers building automatic lighting systems that run on 12V DC supplies. It is not for mains-voltage lighting circuits or installations that require a higher current rating than 10A. Buyers needing programmable timing functions or wireless control should look at alternative control solutions.
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The module requires a 12 V DC supply to power its relay and photoresistor circuitry.
Yes, the 10 A relay contacts can handle the mains current drawn by a typical computer power cord.
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