Relays are all over the place

Post #74,028 by tonytib 1/11/03 12:27:00 AM Reply	Relays are all over the place [link\|http://www.chipcenter.com/circuitcellar/december00/c1200rp60.htm;$sessionid$WQVY3WQAAFXIIQSNDISCFEQ\|Some general relay links] A number of places [link\|http://www.measurementcomputing.com/cbicatalog/directory.asp?dept_id=25"\|including Measurement Computing] make relay racks; many are compatible with Opto 22's racks. You might have to search harder to find double throw. Another popular way to go is DIN-rail mount relays, either embedded in slim-line modules (e.g. Phoenix Contact & competitors) or normal relays with DIN-rail mounts, with my old standby being [link\|http://www.idec.com/usa/index.html\|IDEC] and new favorite [link\|http://www.findernet.com/index.php.en?country=US&gruppo=gruppo3\|Finder]. If you need more help, try calling some of relay companies or their local reps or distributors. Tony
Post #74,100 by deSitter 1/12/03 1:56:08 AM Reply	Re: Relays are all over the place I miss the gentle click of the relays in token-ring MAUs :) During a network disaster, you could hear them going off and on all over the place - this IBM unit was really loud. -drl
Post #74,176 by orion 1/12/03 6:59:20 PM Reply	Re: Relays are all over the place Double Throw six screw relays. 3 rows of 2 columns each for the screws. Every place I ask about this laughs at me. I don't even know what voltage he wants, and with him being in another state and not being able to meet with me to give me all the details he wants on the box, I am not 100% sure what I am looking for. Oh I might as well just give it up, with my disability it is going to cause problems anyway. [link\|http://pub75.ezboard.com/bantiiwethey\| New and improved, Chicken Delvits!]

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