12/14/2012 6:08 PM | |
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Hello, in short: A transistor output can switch max. 0.3A, a relais output can switch up to 10A. That's the biggest difference. So you can say you use transistor output for small loads 24V (or 12) and you use relais outputs for heavy loads or loads wich must be swiched potential free. you can have a look at the logo Manual For more technical details. regards, Marcjan |
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12/14/2012 6:14 PM | |
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Ok... So I can use transistor outputs to control relay coil (A1,A2), or directly use PLC with relay outputs. |
12/15/2012 9:35 AM | |
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Thanks. You realy helped me- Best regards, Miloš |
6/13/2013 8:14 AM | |
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Hello, It's in the manual, but maybe not that clear. The specs off the relais is the same as for the 230V version. The Max load depends on the type of load. Attached you find the specs. regards, Marcjan Attachmentlogo230-v.pdf (693 Downloads) |
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6/13/2013 11:39 AM | |
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Marcjan , thanks ! So there is no worries to connect coil of contactor to 220v thanks again |
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