At 09:56 AM 2/22/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Thats what I thought of also.  But the same thing about voiding the rating
>came up.

Probably not solid-state, but IIRC, there are some low-voltage systems for
home electrical use. They would have approved components.

ISTR a clever design using a merged transformer/relay so you short two
(galvanically isolated) wires to make the relay pull in, which could be
done with a MOSFET and a bridge rectifier or a low-voltage MOSFET SSR.

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