Testing solenoids - quick question
Testing solenoids - quick question Hi, I'm helping a friend part out some stuff and I wanted to test some old N20 and Fuel noids before they are sold.
If I ground one wire, and hook the other up to the battery I will hear them click open, correct? Is it safe to apply power without a relay? Is there some quicker way of testing them?
If I ground one wire, and hook the other up to the battery I will hear them click open, correct? Is it safe to apply power without a relay? Is there some quicker way of testing them?
Yup, that's a fine way to test them. No need for a relay for that. Main reason for a relay is to protect the low current activation switch from the high current draw of the noids.
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Originally Posted by NHRATA01
Yup, that's a fine way to test them. No need for a relay for that. Main reason for a relay is to protect the low current activation switch from the high current draw of the noids.
