Without going internally into the equipment, I would like to switch an additional piece of equipment on or off, depending on the state of the first piece of equipment. So some sort of line voltage sensor, on the 120 volt input line that would output to a relay, to bring the 2nd piece of 120 volt equipment on. Google without knowing what its called, did not help.
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120 volt something (No clue what to call it)
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I see in my son's eyes, each day, the wonders I have squandered fortunes to possess and have sought my entire lifetime to attain. jrr 09/2011
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