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@Hot Diggity Sog I shoulda just mentioned alternative methods before going down the lesser rabbit hole. Sorry. Tbh I wasn't even thinking about alternatives, just trying to accomplish the original goal (and I still think it will work), but there are other more optimal ways. Switching AC side is...

I use SONOFFs, but the one drawback is needing internet connection. Some people are weary of 3rd party apps and data mining but for me they work great. I buy 16A extension cords and then cut the plug off maybe 1ft away from the end, and then splice SONOFF in between. That way I can plug...

= , both of these show the switch and snub wired in parallel with each other. You have to wire the snub in parallel with the switch. You can move the snub/switch anywhere along one of the transmission lines though. Ideally you'd want to switch the AC side, but adding Ω to load (DC side)...

Tried CS?

I don't think you f'd it up really, but everybody kinda said it already, longer, I'd check back with update pics in a wk but also show zoomed out pic too then, gives greater context, the top of the buds look like they need cpl wks but imo under buds need longer still. Its pulling N from top fans...

He's at 120VDC & 2A max (240W, and LED boards aren't inductive loads, though that doesn't completely rule out the possibility of inductive arching, yet) while smallest test in vid was 250VDC 3.5A (875W; and decently inductive load, notice no spark on close event despite having 250VDC, 2× what OP...

Just depends on how much wattage you want to burn in your wires. The thicker they are the less wattage they'll burn. The shorter they are the less wattage they'll burn. Also, the more wattage they burn (per ft; per m) the hotter they get (and more driver voltage they eat too), and too much heat...

You bet

Yep you got it. Doesnt matter if you add the switch to the positive driver lead or negative driver lead, but you essentially just lengthen one of the leads by adding the switch onto the end of it, or you can splice the switch somewhere in the middle of one of the driver leads as shown in the...

Should work fine. Just wire in series (can insert switch further down the power lead so it's inside tent).