Space Age Ssu-Pam-1, Multi-Voltage Series Relay, 10A, Spdt, Encapsulated Enclosure

For my travel trailer, I purchased one of these relays last year. When I turn on my inverter, it turns off the power converter for me. It was fantastic and I would strongly recommend it. I traded in my old trailer for a new one. Before purchasing an inverter for the new trailer, I purchased another relay. Because I don't want to rely on my memory to turn off the converter's breaker, I use a relay to turn it off whenever my inverter is turned on. There will be no forgetting, and it will be ezy peezy.

Otis Johns

| Aug 21, 2021

On a CNC Router system, this was used to automate the on/off of a VFD spindle. It took some time for me to figure out what was going on. To activate the relay, I used a 120v switch on the control module. br>br>To allow the tool to catch up, I had to modify my post processor to include a delay. br>br>Wiring was fairly straightforward. The 120v in is white/black, followed by blue and orange for the N. O switch. br>For this project, I used a Huanyang VFD. Blue was assigned to the DCM, while Orange was assigned to the FOR. It was necessary to change pd001 from 0 to 1 in the PIDs. The spindle was activated as a result of the relay input.

Forrest Young

| Apr 05, 2021

A better explanation would be helpful: When you connect the two trigger wires, the relay switches to the other state and stays in that state. (It's similar to flipping a coin. ) flop). I made an attempt to persuade the non-believers to change their minds. It did not work when I used a voltage trigger wire with a 5 VDC edge trigger. As a result, a logic rising or falling edge from another circuit will not be able to activate this relay. Although the relay itself is great, it is a bit of a letdown. Now all I have to do is use my logic board to build a transistor or relay circuit that connects the two trigger wires together when I want it to trigger.

Finley Sanders

| Mar 28, 2021

Setup is a breeze. It's great to have the option of using ac or dc power. The output is separated from the input. I used mine to turn on a gas fireplace with the help of a wireless switch. 120 volts goes to the wireless switch, which then goes to this spaceage relay, which has an isolated output, so I have the normally open output connected to the fireplace terminals (they just need to be shorted to each other to start the fireplace).

Marina Carey

| Aug 05, 2021

These are being used with three wire White-Rodgers zone valves so that the zone controls can be connected to two wire Nest thermostats. They've been fantastic and have done exactly what we've asked of them! With a three-wire system, your Nest will work! (It just takes a little planning and figuring. ).

Leila Figueroa

| Oct 07, 2021

At first, I was a little skeptical of this little guy, but he proved me wrong! It's how I regulate the humidity in my room. A 20 VA transformer with a primary voltage of 120 VAC and a secondary voltage of 24 VAC powers the coil. A humidistat is connected to the coil in series. The NO contacts were used, and they were wired to an outlet. It's a relief not to have to be concerned about humidity.
Pros: This relay is small enough to fit into a large junction box. The contacts are 10A rated and very simple to wire.
Cons: The LED status light is bright (if needed for dark rooms), but it can be fixed by putting it in a junction box or enclosure.

Aniyah Brooks

| Dec 29, 2020

I was looking for a small enough relay to fit into an overhead fan box to control recessed lights via a fan remote control transmitter and receiver as a certified electrician. This worked perfectly; I didn't use the NC side and simply coped with it. br> I'll be buying it again when I need something similar.

Moshe Mendoza

| Apr 11, 2021

I used this to control a fireplace using an Insteon Hub and an Insteon On/Off module, and now I can use the Amazon Echo to control it as well. I would have used an Insteon I/O device, but that isn't currently supported on the Echo. Pam- 1 in a one-gang wall mount box wired to a 120v plug from an extension cord, which is more compact than the few 120v relays I could find, and the color-coded wire leads made it simple to connect. It's also nice to have it encased so there's no risk of a spark. So far, everything is going well.

Zuri Cox

| Sep 25, 2021