🔌 6-Pack Bosch Style 5-Pin 12V Relay Kit with Interlocking Harness Socket Holder, 14 AWG Hot Wires, SPDT Configuration, 30/40 Amp Rating - Ideal 12 Volt Automotive Relays for Auto Fan Cars Review

So I just received them, they arrived quicker than expected which is nice. Locally, a 5-pin Bosch relay is about $6, so I basically got three for one, and they include a connector for each for a professional install. That's what makes this deal stand out in my opinion. I plan to use a pair to replicate the turn signals on my car to the aftermarket parking lights. They are also handy for using a low current switch to control a high current circuit like high beam headlights. I'll change my star…

Electronic devices can be a gamble when they are cheap. I was afraid that buying at such a price would not bring good results. The positive reviews definitely encouraged my belief that I would be fine, but after installing 5 out of 6 relays I believed it. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again. In fact, I'll probably be getting more of these in the near future. Great article! I used these relays in combination with a keyless entry module to install in my old car that didn't have keyless entry…

In home automation settings, I turn landscape lighting on at dusk and off at dawn. Since I installed it 20 years ago it's still using x10, not the most reliable. So I wanted to set up a feedback circuit so my host computer could tell if the light was on or not. So I bought an AC-DC converter (to keep my landscape power at 12 volts DC) and hooked it up to the relay. I connected the normally open pins to my digital input on my home controller and now I can tell when the light is on! If they are…

Good relay kit, all looks good. Supplied in a beautiful plastic box as an optional extra. The relays are sealed at the bottom to prevent water and moisture ingress and premature contact deterioration. , this is fine for most of the applications they are used for and making them with a large default size would not be good as they are more difficult to work with. If you need to switch really high currents, just connect it directly to the cable and not to the relay sockets. Point in the future…