Re: Encapsulated / cased mains relay ?

[Kevin Hawkins <yahoogroupskh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was hoping for something quite small - matchbox size I guess - and
that looks OK - maybe with mounting lugs to fix it down or even totally
'inline' with the cable.  Load is mains - perhaps 2A or so.

I have some Octal base relays with bases designed for DIN rail and
they're quite a bit bigger than I hoped and cosmetically not too nice ,
I was hoping for something nicer looking as they are not really going to
be hidden

This sort of idea..>.Idratek do a nice small / low cost cased relay - in
fact two relays that are mains rated on the outputs - but the coils are
low voltage.

http://www.idratek.com/public/datasheets/XRM001_DS.pdf

K

Neil Fuller wrote:
> Kevin
>
> Ordinary relay in a box?
> Octal Base relay with terminal cover?
> Octal Base relay with shrouded terminals?
>
> What's the load/physical size need to be?
>
> Cheers
>
> Neil
>
> Kevin Hawkins wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Anyone know of a nice small encapsulated and totally safe to
prodding
>> fingers 230V mains relay, preferably with mains rated changeover
>> contacts ? I envision something with deeply recessed screw
terminals
>> or even two flying mains leads emerging from it. It doesn't need
to be
>> water resistant.
>>
>> I'm sure a lot of HA'ers must have had similar needs in the past
and
>> found something suitable...
>>
>> K
>>
>>
>>
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