I need the relay to connect the R -Y with B -BL in 1 position and R - BL with B - Y in the other. Is this relay going to work?
1690669
I don't know. The stud ends are painted with the color of the wire that goes on it. It worked for me.
1834665
Short answer is no. However find a 3 way switch on that circuit and you can get it to work.
338850
If it is a rnr then it won't control your SSR its simply just a relay contact. You need an snr
53069
I don't think this will work for you. There is only one control switch, so I can't see it working for you
1299600
It is a matter of knowing which wires carry what information.You have a mismatch of the number of wires from RJ45 to RJ11.Do your due diligence and maybe you can 'make' it work for your project.
657042
The logic for the relays is controlled by the middle pins, while the power for the relay is controlled by the JD-VCC pin. If you're using a Raspsbery Pi, you'd want the logic at 3.3 and the relay power as 5v, so you'd disconnect the jumper and use 3.3v power to the Vcc and the 5v power to the JD-VCC. (Note that the Gnd is common, so you can use just one ground cable). If your project doesn't have enough current to power all the relays you need, then you'd run the JD-Vcc off an external power supply.
470739
Should keep working from both places provided it uses the two wires. I think the remote will keep the sequence of start/stop/go-again with each button press, but the wall should keep it's three phase action. Try it -- no danger seeing what will happen.
1842236
In a word, yes. A simple setup with your circuit connected to the relay. Just keep in mind the maximum amps that the relay can handle for AC/ DC and your circuit must supply its own power.
2066907
I'm not 100% certain, but, based on my experience, my best guess is no. This splitter did not work when I attempted the same circuit your planning. I suggest getting a powered splitter. It may be a little more money but you'll likely get better performance.
317150
I didn't find a specific schematic for this board, but I followed the pinout and notes on http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/ArduinoPower. if you scroll down to the discussion on the 8 channel relay module it matches this board.
346537
Yes , with the following condition - the lnb must be a 2 port/output lnb (or higher) and this switch will give you 1 to 4 . It will not work with a 1 port/output lnb. Hope this helps
2284126
There is nothing stopping you from trying that but my guess is that it will not work. I did that (used a splitter backwards) some years ago and, after discovering that it was worse than just twisting wires together, gave up on the idea until I found the Channel Plus Splitter/Combiner. Unlike a "Y" in a hose or pipe, electronics is not necessarily bidirectional unless designed to be that way; hence most are called simply "splitters" and few are called "combiners" or "splitter/combiner."
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.
284554
It's the same just conect the two wires. ono on the left and the other one on the right. mine was the same way and it works perfect.
645203
Well I am no car electrician, but what you are describing is exactly what a relay does so I would say yes. It should work just fine. You need hot in, hot out, and a ground. Pretty simple really. I hope this helps.
1738346
The relays can take "up to" 30/40 AMPs, so as long as your design draws less than 20 AMPs your switchs will be OK. I'm not sure how many AMPs it takes to activate the relays, but I don't think it is very much.
1557494
Yes, it will work. Since it is a 4 channel unit (4 Relays) you can use any or all relays for separate lights. You will have to wire 12V to the + and - (Single two screw terminal on top rt corner). Next you need to wire your existing light switch wired to the relay terminal of your choice. Looking at unit with latch chip IC on bottom, first relay connectors start on left lower side with 3 screws. Connect switch wires to the Center screw (common) and next Top screw which, is Normally Open. See diagram of layout in pictures when you look at unit on Amazon. There are 3 pictures. Note: You will have to install the correct IC to put unit in Auto-Latch mode Yes, it will work. Since it is a 4 channel unit (4 Relays) you can use any or all relays for separate lights. You will have to wire 12V to the + and - (Single two screw terminal on top rt corner). Next you need to wire your existing light switch wired to the relay terminal of your choice. Looking at unit with latch chip IC on bottom, first relay connectors start on left lower side with 3 screws. Connect switch wires to the Center screw (common) and next Top screw which, is Normally Open. See diagram of layout in pictures when you look at unit on Amazon. There are 3 pictures. Note: You will... » Read More Yes, it will work. Since it is a 4 channel unit (4 Relays) you can use any or all relays for separate lights. You will have to wire 12V to the + and - (Single two screw terminal on top rt corner). Next you need to wire your existing light switch wired to the relay terminal of your choice. Looking at unit with latch chip IC on bottom, first relay connectors start on left lower side with 3 screws. Connect switch wires to the Center screw (common) and next Top screw which, is Normally Open. See diagram of layout in pictures when you look at unit on Amazon. There are 3 pictures. Note: You will have to install the correct IC to put unit in Auto-Latch mode « Show Less