Pump relay for OpenSprinkler
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It is important that the relay has 1/3 more maximum power than the pump.
Power P = U x I i.e. voltage x current.
A relay with 16A 230V therefore has a maximum power of P=230V x 16A = 3680W
1/3 subtracted from this: P2 = 3680W x 2 / 3 = 2453.33W = maximum pump line.
The reason for this is the “inductive load”, see also https://www.ralf-jesse.de/index.php/induktive-lasten.html
For OpenSprinkler AC and OSPi:
24VAC relays e.g. from Eltako, Siemens, Finder, ABB and others.
e.g.:
Eltako switching relay, R12-100-24V, AC
For OpenSprinkler DC:
Use 3-32VDC solid state relays for this. The name is actually like this, “3-32VDC” or “2-32VDC”
e.g.:
https://www.reichelt.de/halbleiterrelais-solitron-rj-mini-1polig-20a-230v-rgc1a23d15kke-p133678.html
https://www.reichelt.de/halbleiterrelais-industriegehaeuse-25a-230vac-rm1a23d25-p79464.html
or with more power:
https://www.conrad.de/de/p/crydom-halbleiterrelais-h12wd4850-last-strom-max-50-a-schaltungvoltage-max-660-v-ac-nullvoltagespannd-1-st-187089.html
or for the top hat rail:
https://www.conrad.de/de/p/crydom-halbleiterrelais-ckrd2420-last-strom-max-20-a-schaltungvoltage-max-280-v-ac-nullvoltage- Schaltend-1-st-505229.html
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