High Current connectors
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Request a catalog from waytekwire.com. (Their web site ain't that great, but their prices and selections are.) The other alternative (way overkill) is digikey.com.
Mark,
Why wouldn't you use a relay for those high output devices?? I assume you are using switches for these devices or are you using a thermostat. I use both just in case I don't look at the gauges, or it just doesn't register that it should be on.
Then you just need a length of heavy wire to the device, or am I missing something in the post?? Waytek is one of the best for electrical devices. They make great timer relays.
Bill
Why wouldn't you use a relay for those high output devices?? I assume you are using switches for these devices or are you using a thermostat. I use both just in case I don't look at the gauges, or it just doesn't register that it should be on.
Then you just need a length of heavy wire to the device, or am I missing something in the post?? Waytek is one of the best for electrical devices. They make great timer relays.
Bill
Anderson Power should have anything you need: Anderson Power Products
Most of the supply houses like Waytek & Digikey sell their products and their cost is very reasonable for what they're able to do.
Delphi's Metri-Pack line will go to 46 amps in the 630 family and 60 amps with the 800 family, and their cost is reasonable, but the bigger ones are hard to find. Most places can order them, but how many lots of a hundred do you need?
Deut$ch have them as well, but $$$ and they can be tough to source.
Most of the supply houses like Waytek & Digikey sell their products and their cost is very reasonable for what they're able to do.
Delphi's Metri-Pack line will go to 46 amps in the 630 family and 60 amps with the 800 family, and their cost is reasonable, but the bigger ones are hard to find. Most places can order them, but how many lots of a hundred do you need?
Deut$ch have them as well, but $$$ and they can be tough to source.
Marc:
Take a look at these...available at most hobby shops etc. I use the blue connector....I think thats an EC3...maybe good for 100 amps
Choosing an RC connector - TJinTech
Good luck
Phil
Take a look at these...available at most hobby shops etc. I use the blue connector....I think thats an EC3...maybe good for 100 amps
Choosing an RC connector - TJinTech
Good luck
Phil
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