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Bobcat DMX Servo Controller / Re: Missed the January coop. Ready for the next
« on: August 14, 2012, 12:17:45 am »
Me too! >.d9
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Lynx SSR4 / Re: SSR4 and 120V Solinoid
« on: August 03, 2012, 12:40:13 am »
Wow thanks for all the replies!
I understand the difference between an inductive and resistive load (even though I am not an engineer).
I am trying to compare the SSR4 with some of the commercial dimmers that have a switch to use each channel as arelay instead if dimming. (see attached)
All said I think I will give this a go. I will add a couple light bulbs (never a bad idea when your ghoul pops up from behind a tombstone...
I will use them for a couple mini trees (wish I had room for a mega) in the winter season...
Thanks all!!!!
I understand the difference between an inductive and resistive load (even though I am not an engineer).
I am trying to compare the SSR4 with some of the commercial dimmers that have a switch to use each channel as arelay instead if dimming. (see attached)
All said I think I will give this a go. I will add a couple light bulbs (never a bad idea when your ghoul pops up from behind a tombstone...
I will use them for a couple mini trees (wish I had room for a mega) in the winter season...
Thanks all!!!!
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Lynx SSR4 / SSR4 and 120V Solinoid
« on: August 01, 2012, 12:00:54 am »
I am trying to acquire some hardware that will work for Halloween applications and Christmas...
Has anyone used an SSR4 (DMX version) to acivate a solinoid to drive a pneumatic cylinder?
I have read on a varity of forums about "dimmers" that do not properly activate a solinoid.
Has anyone done this with the SSR4? I think these look like a very good piece of hardware and the price per channel is very good.
I don't want to go to the trouble building some if they will not work for this application.
Has anyone used an SSR4 (DMX version) to acivate a solinoid to drive a pneumatic cylinder?
I have read on a varity of forums about "dimmers" that do not properly activate a solinoid.
Has anyone done this with the SSR4? I think these look like a very good piece of hardware and the price per channel is very good.
I don't want to go to the trouble building some if they will not work for this application.
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