> The lights at home are broken and keep flickering. So this time I replaced it with a smart switch.
> Of course, the way I dealt with the problem - I chose: cut the power cord of the light so that the light would stop flickering.
The lamp current used to control does not exceed 700 ma, so the line width on the board is sufficient, and there is no need for tin plating or other measures to increase the current.
The project description is slowly being improved. . .
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