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Re: relay AC using DC?
he can always solder the wires direct to the correct pins or use a bit of prototype board to mount it, solder the wires then mount in a small plastic box for safety. But apart from that it will give hima an idea of what is available and what he should be looking for.
Most relays require either an electrical cabinet to mount them in, a base fitting (increases costs) that in turn require mounting in or on something. The worst part is usually making sure that soldered wires don't yank off the pins that they are soldered to. One way of getting around that is to solder short flexible wires to the pins then extend them using those plastic blocks which have two screws in them for input output. Sorry so long since i used teh stuff I no longer remember the name. poke wire in one side screw down, then poke wire in other side and screw down .. then you have extended your wire
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Re: relay AC using DC?
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I dun forgot bout granger. I bet there is a nearby store.
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Re: relay AC using DC?
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/6C873
yea i know way overpriced. http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ductId=2049722 50 cents cheaper..am i seeing double? I may have to go see if the local radioshack has that one and compare the numbers. Otherwise, I'll have to peck the minds of the grainger employees...not a bad idea anyways. grainger is about 8 miles away, on the other side of the new cowboys stadium from here.
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I make it $1 cheaper .. $9.46 - $8.49 .. bar a few cents.
of course that is without taking into consideration time & travel costs however they look very similar and eitrher would probably do you (I wasn't aware that Radio Shack was an economical store must be a first~!)
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Granger specs
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this is most likely a DC rating Contact Current Rating Inductive 7.5 Amps this is most likely an AC rating Radio Shack Quote:
looks like a heavy duty contact anyway from the specs
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