Electronics

[blackcat4866]

Re: Electronics

This sort of reminds me of those 12vdc RV lights from Amazon. In the comments section inevitably somebody will wire it up to a 110vac power cord ... than complain that " ... every one I bought is DEFECTIVE right out of the box!!!! It lights up for just a second, then blows!"

hmmm ... I wonder why? LOL! =^..^=

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: Electronics

This sort of reminds me of those 12vdc RV lights from Amazon. In the comments section inevitably somebody will wire it up to a 110vac power cord ... than complain that " ... every one I bought is DEFECTIVE right out of the box!!!! It lights up for just a second, then blows!"

hmmm ... I wonder why? LOL! =^..^=

I hear ya but I knew better. Often times a contactor will use DC input (signal) voltage to control a much higher AC output. But this one uses both an AC input and output. I simply failed to read the specs throughly.

[allan]

Re: Electronics

I hear ya but I knew better. Often times a contactor will use DC input (signal) voltage to control a much higher AC output. But this one uses both an AC input and output. I simply failed to read the specs throughly.

Back to relays them? Cheaper and comes with sound effect.

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: Electronics

Back to relays them? Cheaper and comes with sound effect.

Nope. I'm sticking with the mosfets.

[allan]

Re: Electronics

Nope. I'm sticking with the mosfets.

Great let us know how that works.

[slimslob]

Re: Electronics

I hear ya but I knew better. Often times a contactor will use DC input (signal) voltage to control a much higher AC output. But this one uses both an AC input and output. I simply failed to read the specs throughly.

You mean that I was partially correct when I said that they were the wrong rating.

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: Electronics

You mean that I was partially correct when I said that they were the wrong rating.

Yes sir. I would second that.