Do the relays latch? If I ground INT1 briefly will it switch the relay?
1817507
The contactors close when the signal pins are brought high, when released (grounded) the contactor will open. So, they do not remain latched.
2215206
I have this same problem. The switches function just fine until I connect a camera. Once a camera is connected, I believe a ground loop forms. This can pose a potential problem (no pun intended). I have two of these enclosures and they both behave the same.
678698
It doesn't latch as it is. If you really wanted to, you could add an extra double-pole relay and configure that one to do the latching action.
1824827
Yes, when u switch to the on position it should automatically lock, if it doesnt there may be something wrong with the switch. Just be sure u r locking it completely in the on position.
116592
Yes, I used a relay for that reason. A great deal of power goes through the switch. I used a kit from International Auto Parts for old Alfa Romeo and Fiat Spiders so I am not a good person to ask for the best choice of relays and wiring unless you own one of those.
501221
No just short wires. You have to install the wire, relay and switch yourself.
1296987
This is not a switch, this is a relay. This in combination with a ball switch or another low voltage switch will work.
982605
Printed on the underside of the board is the schematic for the NO and NC connectors for load side of each relay. The pictures for the product don't show that on the underside but mine has them. Otherwise one could always provide an input signal and test the continuity with the input on/off as others suggest. The input signals are on the same side as the relays and easy to see in the picture.
652719
Not sure about that as mine is negative ground. That said, it should be ground polarity insensitive by reversing the connections.
1831650
sometimes they will not connect the ground to the switch but only to the box. On older houses they sometimes wrapped the ground around the incoming cables and locked it down under the holding clamp. if either of these is the case you can connect the ground wire from the switch to the box itself and it will be grounded. these switches have electronic components which may not work as well if not grounded in some capacity. also make sure the antenna is stretched out as much as possible. I fed the wire down thru a hole in the bottom of the box so it would hang out fully.
1501553
It could be this switch, but I would check your fuses first. Especially if they stopped working all at once.
1713461
I,m not sure but I expect there is an incompatibility between the electronics of the motion sensor and the relay coil. If the relay works properly using an on/off switch, it is likely that the motion sensor not the relay is at fault.
419361
You have to run two additional wires from the switch to behind the gauge cluster. Look it up on YouTube, or google it. I did it over a year ago, and it works fine.
1343121
And no any solid state relay will not turn on any thing connected to it. Induction motors are a lot different than say base board heat when they start pulling amps.
552631
The chassis of the solenoid/isolator/relay does not act as a ground. If supplying a 12v+ pulse to one of the small terminals, you must provide ground to the other small terminal.
239851
You should be able to reset it right away, if it doesn't reset grounding out(something shorting out) or breaker itself is bad
1105052
Check connections, before and after the switch. Had mine well over a year, no problems....