When the switch option is selected with MP5 motor,
Does the power stay on the terminals after the switching action is completed?

Thank you.
I learned that delay action control the time on. I set mine to 3000ms. My MP5 switch draws 90ma at peak. I would like to use operator 16 because I have 5 switches in the area. Will it do the job?

Andreas,
I see the 16-SD-FL limiting the current around 60ma. Not 120ma stated in the manual. How do I correct that?
I’m providing 12.5VDC to the unit. I have only 2 MP-5 switches connected.

Zitat von Marek im Beitrag #5

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I’m providing 12.5VDC to the unit. I have only 2 MP-5 switches connected.

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Thank you Gian,

1. I intended to use the 16 SD-FL because I have 5 switches close to each other. It is rated at 120ma per output. Single MP5 motor draw less than 80% of the channel capacity for few seconds only. I theory it should work! In the product information section it clearly states that driving the MP5 is possible.

2. How are you driving the MP switch with 20v? According to the manual, switch is capable of operating in the voltage range from 9v to 14v

When I was shopping for LoDi components last year, I contacted the owner of MTB. I asked if I should use AC or DC and what voltage for my MP1 and MP4 motors. He recommended 12v DC.

Zitat von Andreas Hornung im Beitrag #9

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Hello,

we used it with the AC for the last Years, no problem at all :)

Greetings

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Let’s stay focused on the subject at hand.
How do we achieve the 120ma output from the 16 SD-FL single channel?

Zitat von Marek im Beitrag #7

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How are you driving the MP switch with 20v? According to the manual, switch is capable of operating in the voltage range from 9v to 14v

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Zitat von Marek im Beitrag #11

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Let’s stay focused on the subject at hand.

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@x50, @Andreas,
All good, I’m just politely asking as the product is new to me.
I have read the manual for both. What I see does not correspond to what is stated in the manual. That was the reason for my questions. I have 4-WD-DC coming from the US. I’ll use that to drive the MP switches and stay within the parameters suggested by their manufacturer.
Thank you again
Marek