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Hello!
I found a cool site to buy odds and ends electronics. It sells RF wireless remote systems equipped with relays. With halloween coming up this will be really fun to play with }:) .
My question is, the description states the relay output is 125V VAC but if can't I run VDC through it too?
I want to use it to power DC electric motors. Can this kind of relay handle AC/DC interchangably?
Also, the input does not state amps. I'm assuming I can just wire up a 12V battery and not fry it. How can I measure the proper amps needed? Lastly, do I need 12V or is that a max? Using a 9V would be convenient.
Link:
http://www.dinodirect.com/remote-control-transmitter-receiver-rf-transmitter-receiver.html
I found a cool site to buy odds and ends electronics. It sells RF wireless remote systems equipped with relays. With halloween coming up this will be really fun to play with }:) .
My question is, the description states the relay output is 125V VAC but if can't I run VDC through it too?
I want to use it to power DC electric motors. Can this kind of relay handle AC/DC interchangably?
Also, the input does not state amps. I'm assuming I can just wire up a 12V battery and not fry it. How can I measure the proper amps needed? Lastly, do I need 12V or is that a max? Using a 9V would be convenient.
Link:
http://www.dinodirect.com/remote-control-transmitter-receiver-rf-transmitter-receiver.html