Re: [ Marc Nicholas ] [Embedlets-dev] 1-wire relay board

[Marc N. <ma...@ge...>]

There's no price difference in relays rated for 3A or 10A...the real
considerations are making sure that your board design can handle 10A, and
that people don't blow themselves up ;-) I'd also have to make sure that the
screw terminals are rated that high...they might be a 5A part that I've
selected.


-marc



On 6/7/03 16:53, "Gregg G. Wonderly" <gr...@sk...> wrote:

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>> If anyone else here is interested, let me know. I'd be interested to know
>> whether folk would want single or double-pole relays, and whether 3A would
>> be enough for most needs, or if there's anyone brave enough to switch 10A
>> loads ;-)
> 
> Including 1 10A relay of the four would at least make it possible to do some
> high current applications without biasing the price too much...
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