Oh no, I didn't know that you can order them. I have already ordered them before I posted it. That means, it won't have built in resistorBraveSirRobbin said:I noticed this statement in the specifications of that sensor:v1rtu0s1ty said:I need your help folks. I just finished ordering this window contacts for my testing
http://www.safemart.com/index.asp?PageActi...ROD&ProdID=6312
Can I connect the 2200 ohms with this? By the way, is this product a normally close or open?
Thanks,
Neil
Built-in E.O.L. resistors and diodes upon request
So it looks like you can get the resistor built into the unit, which means you will not have to use an external one.
As far as normally open or closed, it looks like you can order them either way (clicked on the "View Data Sheet" towards the bottom of that page).
In this case, what would be a best way to hide the wiring/EOL.BraveSirRobbin said:Besides, judging from Steve's post above, you are probably better off "dollar value" wise by using the external EOL resistor.![]()
The best way is to insert the resistor in the hole on the stud.surdev said:In this case, what would be a best way to hide the wiring/EOL.BraveSirRobbin said:Besides, judging from Steve's post above, you are probably better off "dollar value" wise by using the external EOL resistor.Â![]()
Where did you buy them?rfdesq said:I've had good luck with GE/Sentrol contacts.
I buy them from either ADI or Burtek. Unfortunately, they don't sell to the general public.v1rtu0s1ty said:Where did you buy them?