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💬 AC-DC double solid state relay module

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  • mr_constM mr_const

    @ludoarchi

    @ludoarchi said:

    2/ what are the pins 7 GND and 4 for ?

    7 and 4 pins are mapped to 7 and 4 in/out of an arduino module. GND is for ground. These pins could be used to manually control relay state.

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    #110

    @mr_const ok i understand ! Thinks

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    • rozpruwaczR Offline
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      rozpruwacz
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      #111

      hi, great project. I have one idea, is it possible to add current and voltage measurement ?

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      • Sander CrombeenS Offline
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        Sander Crombeen
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        #112

        Ordered all the components for this project but now i see there are 12 v solid state relays on the list?? mine is not working, does it not need to have 5V version??

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          Achim
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          #113

          Hello,
          one question to the SSR Relay. The Arduino works with 5V, the SSR in the BOM is a 12V type. Is this a mistake? According to the Datasheet of the relay, the 12V type has an operating range from 9,6v to 14,4V

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          • AchimA Achim

            Hello,
            one question to the SSR Relay. The Arduino works with 5V, the SSR in the BOM is a 12V type. Is this a mistake? According to the Datasheet of the relay, the 12V type has an operating range from 9,6v to 14,4V

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            mr_const
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            #114

            @Achim looks like a mistake in BOM (maybe that aliexpress listing has changed). Project uses same relay, but 5V version is needed.

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            • tonnerre33T Offline
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              tonnerre33
              Hardware Contributor
              wrote on last edited by tonnerre33
              #115

              Hello all,

              I have finished to assemble one of this board today.

              You can see some pictures of my board here :
              http://www.photorapide.com/albums/jordan/khreln/ac-dc-double-solid-state-relay-module.html

              If you want more pictures, ask me ;)

              The skecth works fine.

              Thx for this project.

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              • tonnerre33T tonnerre33

                Hello all,

                I have finished to assemble one of this board today.

                You can see some pictures of my board here :
                http://www.photorapide.com/albums/jordan/khreln/ac-dc-double-solid-state-relay-module.html

                If you want more pictures, ask me ;)

                The skecth works fine.

                Thx for this project.

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                okos
                wrote on last edited by okos
                #116

                @tonnerre33
                Avesome photogallery :smile:
                whose sketch you used? because I have a problem with phisycal switches if I use sketch of Nca78 (I wrote about this earlier)

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                • tonnerre33T Offline
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                  tonnerre33
                  Hardware Contributor
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #117

                  I used the sketch of Nca78 (2 months ago) but i only command relays from jeedom.
                  I didn't test physical switch change because i don't have neutral wire in my switch box :(

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                  • okosO okos

                    @tonnerre33
                    Avesome photogallery :smile:
                    whose sketch you used? because I have a problem with phisycal switches if I use sketch of Nca78 (I wrote about this earlier)

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                    Nca78
                    Hardware Contributor
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #118

                    @okos said:

                    @tonnerre33
                    Avesome photogallery :smile:
                    whose sketch you used? because I have a problem with phisycal switches if I use sketch of Nca78 (I wrote about this earlier)

                    Sorry Okos I didn't notice the problem came from my sketch. I'm not using the physical switches at the moment (same reason than tonnerre33, no neutral wire where I have put it at the moment), but I will try to find some time next week to fix the sketch. I'll fix the temperature sending too as sometimes I have some tiny variations of temperature that generate a lot of message sending in a burst and it perturbates other sensors.

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                    • br0wnB Offline
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                      #119

                      @tonnerre33
                      Just a quick question before i order the PCB, is it realy 4.6x5 cm? (thats what it says on the dirtypcb website, but when i mesure the PCB in the diptrace file, it shows a perfect 5x5 cm.
                      can you please explain?

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                      • Nca78N Offline
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                        Nca78
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                        wrote on last edited by
                        #120

                        PCB is 5*5cm.
                        You will also have to include the antenna of the NRF24 that is outside the PCB area.

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                        • tonnerre33T Offline
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                          tonnerre33
                          Hardware Contributor
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #121

                          Yes, it's 5x5cm.
                          For information, i can't place this pcb in my wall box.
                          I'll search other wall box this week in order to find a greater box..

                          If someone want just to test the PCB i can sell one PCB if you are in france ;)
                          I have ordered 10 boards but i don't think use everything.

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                          • tonnerre33T tonnerre33

                            Yes, it's 5x5cm.
                            For information, i can't place this pcb in my wall box.
                            I'll search other wall box this week in order to find a greater box..

                            If someone want just to test the PCB i can sell one PCB if you are in france ;)
                            I have ordered 10 boards but i don't think use everything.

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                            Nca78
                            Hardware Contributor
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #122

                            @tonnerre33 said:

                            If someone want just to test the PCB i can sell one PCB if you are in france ;)
                            I have ordered 10 boards but i don't think use everything.

                            Same here if you are in Vietnam or asia, just pay postage and I can send you :p
                            I have 20 as first order from Seeed took too long to arrive I thought it was lost, so I ordered again from PCBWay. Then received both orders.

                            @tonnerre33 what is the space available in your wall box ? Would a 43*45mm pcb fit ? Only one relay/switch on my future board but phase + neutral in and phase + neutral out so no need to have additionnal connectors. No SMD, safe distance between tracks + milling. And 0.1'' tracks for load so it should be ok without reinforcing the tracks with solder.

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                            • tonnerre33T tonnerre33

                              Yes, it's 5x5cm.
                              For information, i can't place this pcb in my wall box.
                              I'll search other wall box this week in order to find a greater box..

                              If someone want just to test the PCB i can sell one PCB if you are in france ;)
                              I have ordered 10 boards but i don't think use everything.

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                              br0wn
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #123

                              @tonnerre33 Thanks buddy,
                              do you know if dirtypcb are still operational? because i've seen in their website that they want to migrate to another website "dangerousprototype"
                              did anyone order from them lately?

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                              • br0wnB br0wn

                                @tonnerre33 Thanks buddy,
                                do you know if dirtypcb are still operational? because i've seen in their website that they want to migrate to another website "dangerousprototype"
                                did anyone order from them lately?

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                                Nca78
                                Hardware Contributor
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #124

                                @br0wn dev.dangerousprototypes.com is supposed to be a test site only, dirtypcb is still functional.

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                                • Nca78N Nca78

                                  @br0wn dev.dangerousprototypes.com is supposed to be a test site only, dirtypcb is still functional.

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                                  br0wn
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #125

                                  @Nca78

                                  Merci ^^

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                                  • Nca78N Nca78

                                    @tonnerre33 said:

                                    If someone want just to test the PCB i can sell one PCB if you are in france ;)
                                    I have ordered 10 boards but i don't think use everything.

                                    Same here if you are in Vietnam or asia, just pay postage and I can send you :p
                                    I have 20 as first order from Seeed took too long to arrive I thought it was lost, so I ordered again from PCBWay. Then received both orders.

                                    @tonnerre33 what is the space available in your wall box ? Would a 43*45mm pcb fit ? Only one relay/switch on my future board but phase + neutral in and phase + neutral out so no need to have additionnal connectors. No SMD, safe distance between tracks + milling. And 0.1'' tracks for load so it should be ok without reinforcing the tracks with solder.

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                                    tonnerre33
                                    Hardware Contributor
                                    wrote on last edited by tonnerre33
                                    #126

                                    @Nca78
                                    I have searched others wall box today but nothing fit (box from france).
                                    A 43x45mm pcb will fit well.
                                    I tried the pcb of the roller-shutter-node (45x46mm) and the wall box fits well.
                                    What do you mean by "no additionnal connectors" ? Will can use physical switches ?

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                                    • mr_constM mr_const

                                      @Achim looks like a mistake in BOM (maybe that aliexpress listing has changed). Project uses same relay, but 5V version is needed.

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                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #127

                                      @mr_const said:

                                      ybe that aliexpress listing has changed). Project uses same relay, but 5V version

                                      Uggh, I just received 20 of the 12v ones yesterday that I purchased from the BOM link. Is it safe to say that these will absolutely not work, or is there some way to adapt them with a step-up converter or something?

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                                      • tonnerre33T tonnerre33

                                        @Nca78
                                        I have searched others wall box today but nothing fit (box from france).
                                        A 43x45mm pcb will fit well.
                                        I tried the pcb of the roller-shutter-node (45x46mm) and the wall box fits well.
                                        What do you mean by "no additionnal connectors" ? Will can use physical switches ?

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                                        Nca78
                                        Hardware Contributor
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #128

                                        @tonnerre33 said:

                                        @Nca78
                                        I have searched others wall box today but nothing fit (box from france).
                                        A 43x45mm pcb will fit well.
                                        I tried the pcb of the roller-shutter-node (45x46mm) and the wall box fits well.
                                        What do you mean by "no additionnal connectors" ? Will can use physical switches ?

                                        I mean that with my future PCB you have neutral and phase in, and neutral and phase out. No need to have an extra wire from "phase in" to go to the input of the relay + a connector to connect "neutral" in to "neutral out" (that is not available on the board). At the moment with the board I installed, I have to use a wago connector for neutral which takes some extra space.

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                                          br0wn
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                                          #129

                                          @Nca78 , would this module work as a roller shutter if the motor is not drawing more than 2A (the maximum current that this SSR relay can withstand is 2A) ?

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