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    Thanks Clive.

    14pin 10A 24v relay sockets seem to be rarer than hens teeth.
    I am thinking I am going to 3d print a bracket to firmly hold it upside down and solder / heat shrink my connections, purely because I can do it now without buying anything or waiting.
    There are no LED's on it, so that's not a problem.

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    This is a picture of the relay I've got.

    I realise that I need to use 9,10,11,12 pins for one side of my switch connections.
    Do I use 1,2,3,4 or 5,6,7,8 for the other side? Anyway to tell ?

    EDIT : Just noticed that you can look at the side of the relay and see which pins are doing what.

    Thinking out loud - When the coil is not powered I want the switches to open and break the circuits.
    Suppose I could test when i've got my 24v psu up and running.

    Cheers
    Martin
    Last edited by mturneruk; 02-12-2015 at 10:03 PM.

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