URBEST HH52P Electromagnetic Power DYF08A Review

I have an intercom and wanted "that the nest doorbell also does the intercom doorbell. This relay worked great once I figured out which wire to plug in. After doing a lot of searching online and also checking other reviews I found that I had 2 individual wires between the "ends of the push pins" of the socket, and then connected the other wires to the relay at positions 13 and 14. I then connected another wire and connected it to both ends of the relay (closing the circuit if the relay is…

The socket assignment is very simple. There are four ranks or rows and each row has 3 cells or columns. Each row has two terminals and either a plug or screw hole. The leftmost connector in each row is for the left pole, the rightmost connector in each row is for the right pole. Except for the bottom row which has two connections for a coil and an LED. S 1 45 X 89 X 1213 14 SS = screw hole, X = space; this corresponds to the pin numbers on the front of the relay. I use it for load shedding. Two

I am using a Hikvision DS-HD1 doorbell camera, I wanted it to sound a 12V buzzer in our loading dock. If you're like me and don't know anything about low voltage, Youtube isn't much help. Here are some useful points I would like to know: with a 16V (AC) transformer. This AC-DC stuff is immediately confusing. Second, you need two power supplies: I used a 24V AC transformer to power the doorbell camera and open/close the relay contact. I used a 16v AC transformer to complete the buzzer circuit…