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Do you really get 60 volts from PCI 6528 ?

Do you really get 60 volts from PCI 6528 ?

‎07-28-2005 03:29 AM

Do you really get 60 volts from PCI 6528 ?
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Re: Do you really get 60 volts from PCI 6528 ?

‎07-28-2005 08:38 AM

Hi,

The 6528 has solid state relay outputs, meanning they they realy are switches. You get in the (-) pin what you put in the (+) pin if the switch is closed. The 60 V is the maximum voltage it can switch.

So it doesn't supply any voltage, it switch the voltage you connect there.

Hope this helps,

Paulo

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