??? 12/14/11 07:32 Read: times |
#185083 - OK Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The only reason why you might need filtering of the reed switch is if you have a long cable where you may pick up interference - especially if you run a very low current through the switch, i.e. have a high-impedive circuit. Then you might get spurious false alarms from someone using heavy electric equipment close by.
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