03-15-2020, 03:30 AM
Would a board like this work?
I set it up like the power bar, there's a main input for HOT and NEUTRAL and the GND you just run along your outlets as the board doesn't require it.
NEUTRAL was required for the AC / DC power module that powers up the relays so I ran a straight track to the outputs. You don't need to use the NEUTRAL outputs you can run wire to outlets like GND and just run a NEUTRAL to the input.
I couldn't setup the relays with "Normally Open" and "Normally Closed" as it would require two snubbers so I added a solder jumper for this. You can see it requires setting on top and bottom of board.
I left the DB9 on it and added a standard header pins for signals as well.
The board is 215mm x 68mm.
Let me know what you think.
![[Image: AC_module.jpg]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/AC_module.jpg)
I set it up like the power bar, there's a main input for HOT and NEUTRAL and the GND you just run along your outlets as the board doesn't require it.
NEUTRAL was required for the AC / DC power module that powers up the relays so I ran a straight track to the outputs. You don't need to use the NEUTRAL outputs you can run wire to outlets like GND and just run a NEUTRAL to the input.
I couldn't setup the relays with "Normally Open" and "Normally Closed" as it would require two snubbers so I added a solder jumper for this. You can see it requires setting on top and bottom of board.
I left the DB9 on it and added a standard header pins for signals as well.
The board is 215mm x 68mm.
Let me know what you think.
