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Sunset V · 2008-09-19 08:36:12

I may be WAY off here but if someone can help that would be super awesome, awesome to the max, if you will. I'm looking for a such a thing as 12V power switch that when it is powered, it lights a bulb for four to five seconds and after that it cuts out and the light goes off. It has to be 12V. Is there such a thing on this…

19-09-2008 8:36am

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Sunset V

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I may be WAY off here but if someone can help that would be super awesome, awesome to the max, if you will.

I'm looking for a such a thing as 12V power switch that when it is powered, it lights a bulb for four to five seconds and after that it cuts out and the light goes off. It has to be 12V. Is there such a thing on this earth?

Thanks a lot,

SV

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#2 19-09-2008 2:27pm

Delphi91

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You could try this one: http://www.zen22142.zen.co.uk/Circuits/Timing/5_30timer.htm

It uses 9v, but I'm sure with appropriate adjustment, you could run it from a 12v power supply.

If this isn't suitable, just type in "timing circuit" into Google like I did.

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