Negative Triggered Relay Circuits for Cooling Fans, Door Locks, and Horns
In this video, I show you how to wire a relay for a negative trigger. A negative trigger is used for cooling fans, horns, some door locks, and alarm systems. Please remember to subscribe and hit the like button.
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