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  1. 04-08-2016 #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by m_c View Post
    You could use a 3PDT relay, such as RS part number 536-912 which is rated at 10A and power the VFD and PSUs via one contact, however I'd personally use something like 488-2610 with one for the VFD, one for the PSUs, and one for the E-stop circuit.

    Note, both those part numbers are for relays with 24VDC coils, but will give you an idea of the type of relays, as they're both a pretty common style/size of relay.
    HI m_c,

    Is it possible to use a boost converter to input 12VDC up to 24VDC to power the RS items or do I need a dedicated 24VDC PSU?

    Just trying to work through what is best to do?

    Many thanks,
    Ian
    Last edited by nairepooc; 04-08-2016 at 10:52 AM.
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