Does this acomidate spdt relays (5 terminal) or only spst (4 terminal)
1520221
There are five slots, so SPDT relays can be used. But, they have to be Hella Relays. I was hoping to use it with some Nissan OEM relays and the pin patterns don't match.
1520222
This will work with both 5 and 4 terminal relays. You assemble it for what you want/need.
1520223
Either or you can use 5 pin or 4 pin relays. You crimp the ends of the wires in. Comes with 20 female spade connectors that lock into relay housing.
828408
It works with any pedal that's electrically a SPST NO Momentary switch. Its interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack, so you need a mono-to-stereo 3.5mm adapter, which will then connect two SPST NO switchpedals, one via the right channel, one left. The BT-105 has two such stereo jacks allowing you to connect up to four total SPST NO switchpedals. The BT-105 interfaces with your computer much as does a wireless keyboard limited to four keys. The BT-105 emanates up to four different keystrokes from any one of five sets of keystrokes which you select by holding down one of the switchpedals while turning on power. The default keyset (all switchpedals open on startup) is UpArrow, LeftArrow, DownArrow and RightArrow.
1226941
Here's a drawing of a typical relay, exactly like the one on your board. The "coil terminals" are represented by the rectangle printed on the underside of your board. The "common terminal" is the middle screw. They printed some lines on the underside that help show what's what.http://www.glolab.com/relays/NO%20RELAY.jpg
491878
I used this relay as a delay on relay ( Option 1 ) and did not use the CH1 option so I do not know the answer to your question.Suggest contacting the seller. The instructions could have been a little better but I finally figured it out and the relay works fine.
24970
I used the switch to switch my walk-in closet light "on" when I open door. It has to be wired like any light switch.Do not remember if it was SPDT.If it is not the above you will need to order a switch which will be " on" when door is closed.
1177551
There are two terminals. It is a SPST latching (not momentary) switch and the key can be removed in either the on or off position.
587727
I'm not happy about the fact that there is no paperwork. You may have figured out the basis: +V is 12vdc in and GND is the ground. Terminal 1=N.O., 2=Com, 3=N.C. for relay "C" the rest follow 4,5 & 6 for relay "A"; 7,8 & 9 for relay "D" and 10,11 &12 for relay "B" . Jumper 4&3 for momentary (Only ON while button is pressed) jump 1&2 for press ON and hold ON then press again to release relay. Button S1 I haven't figured out. I will. Experiment, you can't blow it up.
894228
Single relay schematic shown. All four identical.www.sainsmart.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/500x500/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/4/c/4channel-relay2.jpg
309245
http://www.the12volt.com/relays/page1.asp and relay Directed Electronics 8616 Relay Assembly Mini should work. I'm going to try this on my Suburban this weekend.
503235
Yes ; it has the relay output ; I purchased one of these a few months ago; and the documentation wasn't clear, but it has the relay output.
1055019
Yes, you do. Most any flasher will do. I've tried both 2 and 3 terminal flashers. For a 2 terminal flasher, just wire the black and blue wires together. The wiring diagrams on the internet show 3 terminal flashers.
2135255
I have used #12 with no problem could probably do number 10. none of the relays are bused together they all wire separate i have also used #18 they all seem to fit fine
42607
One terminal on the box for voth subs. That are internally wired together. These subs are the best subs ive ever owned.
717455
The 2 connections on one end are where you supply the 12vdc. The "VCC" is the +, the other is the -. When 12vdc is applied, the circuit will begin timing. After the timing cycle completes, the relay will activate. The length of time of the "delay" timing is determined by adjusting the little screw on the potentiometer, clockwise for longer and counterclockwise for shorter. That screw will turn many times, making it easy to set an accurate "delay" time. The relay connections [switching part] are the 3 connections at the other end. The "COM" terminal [middle of the 3] normally connects to the "CK" terminal. When the relay activates after the time delay, the "COM" terminal disconnects from "CK" and connects to the other [I forget how it is marked.. C"-something"]. So, by using those 3 terminals, you can wire a "break" and/or a "make" of any circuit you desire. What are you trying to use the circuit for??
2003955
No. The two sets of terminals are to allow for smaller cable gauge usage than would be required with only one set of terminals. It is also not acceptable to utilize only one set of terminals. Both positive terminals and both negative terminals should be attached to just one battery bank.
403008
There are four (4) SFP ports (no SFP/GBIC modules whatsoever). If you are looking for a fully populated switch you will want the J4858C#ABA. Hope this helps. Beccela's Etc.
1968472
You're probably thrown off because it had two sets of terminals. That's so you can run these in series. You can attach neutral to either one of the terminals of one pair and vice versa for hot, and it doesn't matter which one. So if you only have one wire, you have one empty terminal on each side.