Connection for light switch 4 poles

>>1012821

switch -> relay -> devices

or read the damn datasheet

>>1012825
He doesn't need relays. It's a 4-pole switch so it can turn four things off and on without them being electrically connected. He doesn't even need multiple poles if everything plugs into the wall.

>>1012821
So, what's your question?

>>1012832
The switch shown in OP is a dpst. You could connect, at most, two circuits to power.

Of course, you could connect all three items to a power strip, then use a single pole single throw switch to apply power to the strip.

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>>1012843

>>1012821
What is that switch rated? How much current does everything draw?

Other then splitting the loads between the two poles on that switch, you could put a time delay on the computer. So the display and lights would power up first and then the computer 5 seconds later. Just to keep voltage dips from messing with the computer boot. But this might be overkill unless the light/display load is high.

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>>1012861
mmmm good point.

why not use 2 switches... one for the lights and one for the computer and screen?

come on its not rocket science here...

>>1012866
okey okey xD

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one switch
four devices