- Wed Nov 11, 2015 11:54 pm
#33751
Does anyone make relay boards where pin 1 of the first relay is connected with pin 1 of the other relays on the board?
I love these relay boards the 8 relay relay boards in specific but I would really like to see one where the voltage input is tied automatically bridged to each relay so I don't have to run loops of wire or solder on the back side from pin to pin with jumper wire.
My applications use the same voltages and I'm sure I'm not the only person in the same boat.
I would love to have this done if possible with a trace that could handle high amperage say 10A at 250v or so just have pin 1 all the same voltage more or less by having a trace on board connect them because pin 2 is the output which releases the voltage so this would cut down on the amount of tedious tasks of jumping the wire from relay to relay ...
Hopefully I am clear and someone understands my concept or idea.
I love these relay boards the 8 relay relay boards in specific but I would really like to see one where the voltage input is tied automatically bridged to each relay so I don't have to run loops of wire or solder on the back side from pin to pin with jumper wire.
My applications use the same voltages and I'm sure I'm not the only person in the same boat.
I would love to have this done if possible with a trace that could handle high amperage say 10A at 250v or so just have pin 1 all the same voltage more or less by having a trace on board connect them because pin 2 is the output which releases the voltage so this would cut down on the amount of tedious tasks of jumping the wire from relay to relay ...
Hopefully I am clear and someone understands my concept or idea.
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