🚗 ESUPPORT Car Relay 12V 40A SPST 4Pin Switch Automotive Pack of 5 - High-Quality Vehicle Relays for Optimal Performance and Durability Review

Ordered 80A version. The promotional image shows the part number for the 60 amp if you search for it online on the mfg website. Contacting the seller did not help. I am an electrical engineer and the contacts cannot handle more than 60 amps. A clear indication that they are not designed for high power applications is that they still connect to a 1/4" quick connect, while the true 80 amp models have a larger quick connect to support higher current draw . The buyer should be careful.

80 amps is within reach as with the tiny pins in them I've wound the limit to 10 amps or less if you are using them to switch DC voltage . I found the contacts welded together and the case melted just like the ones I tried first at 40A which oddly have the exact same contacts. Seems like putting a label on something doesn't really change reviews. I'm guessing when I was an electrical engineer these pins were about the same size as a 10A relay made in America. Maybe the electrons work in another

Pack of 5 ESupport 12V 30A Electrical Automotive Relays is a bargain. The taillight relay in my 2001 Toyota Solara had failed (I had to flip the switch multiple times to turn the light on) and needed replacing, but the local auto parts store charged over $30 for the "genuine" relay. that seemed like too much. They looked good, had the same rating, and worked the same, so I took a chance and bought a relay for less than $2. I'm glad I did this as it fits my Solara perfectly (and presumably any…