CellLog 8 switching ss relay

[jon_d]

These things are really quite smart. All for $7.

There are a variety of them on Ali and I think this one has the best function and program.


From the advert:

this relay control panel, compatible with multiple operating modes, using three digits LED display, the program of intelligent control, time relay/delay function for automatic control, product testing, DIY and other areas.


https://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-12V- ... 08571.html



Features:
The modes setting values can be memorized after power off, convenient for use.
Led socket mounting module can be removed directly. - to save power.
Voltage detection can set the calibration: -0.3V-0.3V.
Automatically turn on the timer after power on(short external switch input terminals).
Set arbitrarily timing/delay time and execution frequency, the single loop can execute multiple times.
P-1, P-2 model can be an external pulse signal(rising) or switch to trigger the relay.

Modes Display:
P-1: Timer Relay(0-999s or 0-999m)
P-2: Delay Timer Relay(0-999s or 0-999m)
P-3: Voltage Control Relay(Control the Load on/off)
P-4: Voltage Control Timer-A(Release First)
P-5: Voltage Control Timer-B(Close First)
P-6: Voltage Over Limit Operating Mode
P-7: Voltage Over Limit Control Timer Relay
P-8: The LED Display Automatically Close Setting


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[BruceS]

Barboots I suggest you read up on exactly how much the ongoing consumption is!
You may be surprised!

[Barboots]

Barboots I suggest you read up on exactly how much the ongoing consumption is!
You may be surprised!

I re-read it Bruce, and it's exactly what I recall from my original study and the display of my BMV-700.

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I'm curious about what is supposed to surprise me?

Cheers,
Steve

[Mrcoolabah1au]

the phantom

[BruceS]

No, you're right Barboots... no surprises for you.
You never said how much the ongoing consumption was.
2.8w it is.

[T1 Terry]

The 3 seconds for the Blue Sea motorised could be addressed in the buffering circuit between it and the Junsi.

However the MXL14 range looks nice. [emoji106]

My Gigavac is the MX14B, and I'd rather not have the ongoing coil consumption.

2.8w on an active system isn't very much. When the Gigavac is released there is no load, the higher load is very short duration required to pull the Gigavac closed, it requires a 20 amp fuse on the supply, anything smaller will fail after the Gigavac is powered up a few times during testing.

[Barboots]

I haven't priced a latching version, and I received 20% off the MX14B via an eBay promotion... but time again I'd be checking how much more the latching version is. There's no point wasting several Amp Hours a day if it's not necessary, particularly if there's only so much area available for panels.

Bruce coming from site Administration, I find your approach a little unwelcoming. If you wanted quantification of what was a general nature comment, it would be friendlier to just ask for it.

Cheers,
Steve

[Mrcoolabah1au]

[Busman]

My latcher cost $182 or $186 USD over there, so not a cheapie.
I don't have a problem with it totally doing a disconnect, the fridge will be good for a few hours, the eutectic fridge/freezer good for days and days.
I would rather that than a screwed battery, 64 of them are expensive to replace. I also run another GV NO contactor which fails to safe so 2 seperate systems, driven 2 seperate ways, I figure the odds of both failing at once are impossible to calculate.

[BruceS]

I apologize profusely Steve!
Next time I'll shut my mouth.... Interested in taking over the forum at all?