A self-
recovery alternating current input
overvoltage protection circuit comprises a live wire, a zero wire, a resistance-
capacitance step-down circuit, a rectification circuit, a filter circuit and an output
control circuit, the left end of the live wire is a live wire input end, the right end of the live wire is a live wire output end, and the left side of the lower portion of the live wire is connected with the resistance-
capacitance step-down circuit. The lower portion of the resistance-
capacitance step-down circuit is connected with the rectification circuit, the lower portion of the rectification circuit is connected with the filter circuit, the lower portion of the filter circuit is connected with the zero line, the right side of the lower portion of the live wire is connected with the output
control circuit, the lower portion of the output
control circuit is connected with the zero line, the left end of the zero line is a zero line input end, and the right end of the zero line is a zero line output end. According to the
circuit design of the utility model, current input is subjected to resistance-
capacitance voltage reduction, rectification and filtering to supply power to the normally-closed
relay, the
voltage-
regulator tube DZ1 controls the normally-closed
relay, and the
voltage-
regulator tube DZ2 protects the coil of the normally-closed
relay, so that the design is simple in structure and low in cost, and
overvoltage protection of a line can be realized.