can this work in a relay circuit to find a short in terminal 87
839065
Can you explain your situation. Device can find shorted wire anywhere, what about 87terminal?! 87 terminal is power source terminal of relay for some device in circuit, you got blown fuse when relay is engaged? any way GTC can help you
2115948
yes it will but you need to know the following: your existing setup has two switches with three terminals and one switch with four terminals... the timer can be used to replace either one of the switches with three terminals and the remaining switch with three terminals will be the one that will need a jumper installed (per the included instruction sheet)... no modifications should be made to the existing switch that has four terminals.
1226942
The terminals go to a relay. Depending if you want normally open or normally closed, put the + lead on the center and - on either of the two outside terminals. The other small connector is for the 12vDC per to run the board.
2003635
Yes it will. The procedure is to run the "hot" wire to one of the corner terminals and the loop a jumper from that terminal to the opposite corner. The "ground" wire goes to two remaining corner terminals in the same way. The load wires go to the remaining terminals on the sides of the switch and result is a switch which is off in the middle position, and reverses the polarity going out the side terminal depending on which way the switch is thrown.
1156716
Yes (note: it will only function if hooked up in the proper direction) I have mine on brass quick connectors .
1607794
As long as there is power being fed to that outlet it should pick up the current. I have detected HOT wires through drywall.
1801478
You should be able to test cords with shorting plugs in both open and shorted conditions. I's just a question of knowing which indications to expect under which conditions. If you need to see how this will work, I suggest you use a cable with a connector cover removed to see what happens: unscrew the connector cover, plug both ends into the tester, press Reset, then briefly short the tip to the ring connectors where they're soldered, note the light configuration when you do it. Reset, and repeat, with the tip and ring shorted (simulating the switch), briefly remove the short and see which lights change. Intermittent opens from a T-R shorted condition will be more difficult to verify because no tester is designed to detect such a fault! Hope this works for you!
391984
I believe it will. Along as you have the two cables from the motor it doesn't matter because it's just closing the circuit like a relay.
915908
Yes. Just do not ground the gold terminal. Gold terminal - Ground Middle terminal - Load Other terminal - Positive (Battery)
951716
No, it has a short length of wire "+" and "-" you will need to solder or crimp on the terminals you want to use.
279262
it should, pull plug and count the number of wires or terminal pins, they need to be the same # as the new one.
1842235
Yes, just have your power coming in the Com terminal and out the CK (NO) terminal. This works because this circuit is closed (on) when timer is on and open (off) when countdown is done. See my review "INSTRUCTIONS for this Awesome & Inexpensive Delay Timer Relay" for more specifics.
1111085
no relay. if its 6 volt sys use 6 volt if it has been converted to 12volt use 12volt probably need three terminal only starter wires to large terminal i wires to ignition only adopt electric key ignition to start with key like a car eleminat all push buttons works great on my 12volt 8n remember i is for ignition s is for starter which you want need to use.
970948
It depends on how you wire it but it has 2 "hot" or relay protected terminals.
2275342
i would not recomend it on a live circuit. but if you new it was a dead circuit, it would work. pervided you could get close to the wire you were tracing.
114298
It would but that might not be the best use of this product. A power transistor with the base tied to the Arduino digital output and the collector tied to the appropriate voltage would be a simpler choice. I used this relay to provide isolation and switching for 120 V AC into two large solenoids.
1255595
Probably not. If the issue is that you have some blower speed, or only high speed working, the speed resistor is in the blower housing. you can swap another relay in the wiring block, they are almost all the same, to see if the relay is bad.