Im not even looking there, look at the two prongs, one is hot, the other is going down towards the neutral rail (which its not connected to at all), then you have a LED that is connected to the hot then a resistor on the other leg that is solder to the neutral copper coming down. Still not connecting it to the neutral rail at all, they are just near each other, unless that plastic is conductive?
I did see the cap on both at the start, and yeah I assume that box is just a SPST.
Yeah, the rail isnt connected. I’m assuming there is an additional piece of copper on the plastic lid for which to bridge the area where there’s solder - looks quite intentional.
how weird, why set the extra bit of copper on the backplate? you already have a physical pressure point with that screw there? Having it on the backplate doesn’t add any safety to the overall product, it does add a weird wear point if you have a lot of movement in the plastic from temp or maybe a door hits it or something.
Im not even looking there, look at the two prongs, one is hot, the other is going down towards the neutral rail (which its not connected to at all), then you have a LED that is connected to the hot then a resistor on the other leg that is solder to the neutral copper coming down. Still not connecting it to the neutral rail at all, they are just near each other, unless that plastic is conductive?
I did see the cap on both at the start, and yeah I assume that box is just a SPST.
Yeah, the rail isnt connected. I’m assuming there is an additional piece of copper on the plastic lid for which to bridge the area where there’s solder - looks quite intentional.
how weird, why set the extra bit of copper on the backplate? you already have a physical pressure point with that screw there? Having it on the backplate doesn’t add any safety to the overall product, it does add a weird wear point if you have a lot of movement in the plastic from temp or maybe a door hits it or something.