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      Barnabás Králik last edited by

      Hi,

      I'm thinking about using an L403 for controlling a large number of blinds (apart from other building automation duties) with 2 relays per blind motor.
      Before going with this, I'd like to know a bit more about the relays on board, so that I can assemble a long-lifespan solution:

      • What is their exact type? Could you please link their detailed datasheet?
      • Is it difficult to replace them, shall any of them die in a couple of years?
      • Is there feedback to the control software regarding the actual position of the relay?

      Thanks
      Barnabás

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        Martin Kudláček @Barnabás Králik last edited by

        Hi @barnabás-králik,

        • Relays are this one: https://www.tme.eu/en/details/ftr-f3aa024e-ha/miniature-electromagnetic-relays/fujitsu/
        • yes, relays are difficult to replace and replacing them by yourself means losing the warranty
        • there is no feedback about the physical state, e.g. via secondary terminals

        Best regards,
        Martin

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          Havor @Barnabás Králik last edited by

          @barnabás-králik said in About the relays:

          I'm thinking about using an L403 for controlling a large number of blinds (apart from other building automation duties) with 2 relays per blind motor.

          Why not go for TCP-IP solution, i use a Kincony kc868-h32, a 32 relay solution, that you can steer the relays true a url link command, works fine for me.

          There are similar solutions more hobby orientated, and more pro, over Modbus, serial and TCP-IP, there are also 2/4/8/16 solutions out there, so that you can have your relays close by what you wane control, and only have to run a network or serial cable to the relay unit.

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVWvRN8yKWs

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