Guys,
Thought maybe someone might have an idea. I want to use a universal X10 module to control a
24V .6a valvue actuator, and I'm told I need an SPDT to do that. I have the X10 universal module, 24 V power supply, and the actuator. Now all I need is an SPDT.I could use some info on what kind of SPDT and where to get it, and also could use some sort of basic diagram of how to set that all up.
Thanks much,
Carl snipped-for-privacy@austin.rr.com
- Mark.
The Universal Module already has a SPDT built in. Just attach one lead from the 24v adaptor to one screw terminal, run another wire from the other terminal to the valve and connect the other lead from the adaptor to the other wire on the valve. Or, as others posted, just plug the adaptor into an appliance module.
From: snipped-for-privacy@austin.rr.com snipped-for-privacy@austin.rr.com
Yeah, I was wondering why he needed an SPDT relay... the only reason would be if the one in the universal module can't handle the current surge of the actuator. I don't know the specs of the Universal module though.
UM506 spec
120 volts AC 60 Hz 1W. Indoor use only. Contacts: 5A at 24V DC, 100VA at 30V RMS Class 2.Try this link for relay wiring...
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