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Old 09-29-2004, 02:16 PM
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Default Where can I get a Normally Closed relay?

When I run current to it, I want it to open a circuit. All I can find is a typical normally open relay. Thanks.
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Just get a regular 30amp relay they are either normally open or closed just depends how you wire them. IE 87a or 30.
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Thanks!
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Maybe ask for (or look for) "SPDT"; one terminal is
NO and one is NC on those, just use what one you
like.
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If you wire to 87 term it is normally open (NO). If you wire to 87A it is normally closed (NC). Look for a SPDT relay with 5 contacts. The center one is 87A.




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