I didn't look at the part itself, but whats the cost
of this device and the associated components around
it?

--- Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
> 
> > Jinx....what exactly are you trying to accomplish
> with
> > this...just monitor for AC or actually reading the
> > voltages? Just wondering...might be a better
> solution
> > out there.
> 
> Measure the voltage, say 220 +/- 25VAC. Obviously if
> it
> reads 0V then mains is off, but the circuit has a
> separate
> detector for that. I'm sure the safest way to do
> this would
> be through a transformer, and a very small one is
> all that
> is needed, big enough only to drive a light
> resistive load
> 
> Waiting to hear back from Block about my concerns
> with
> the RS part. I have a feeling they might not admit
> any error
> or liability if the transformers have been
> mis-labelled or mis-
> wound. Which would be unfortunate and frustrating.
> I've
> told them I don't care about that, I just want the
> correct
> component
> 
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