🔌 High-Performance 12V DC Coil Power Relay 10A DPDT LY2NJ with PTF08A Socket Base Review

What you pay for is what you get. I won't say this is a top quality relay, but I didn't pay a penny for it either. Everything should be fine for experimenting and checking some light sources. It has a red LED to indicate that 12V is present. 83mA is the total current required so heat is not an issue.

Relay arrived early. I haven't used it yet, so I don't know exactly how it works or if it works. . Very bad English. and the chart and numbers on the relay are almost impossible to read because they are so small

Very little voltage flexibility, below 10V the relay does not work. So if your alternator isn't working properly, or you're drawing too much current (drawing too many ammeters), it will spontaneously trip. This is not suitable for an auto kill switch as it will cut power to the coil and solenoid. Had to power it directly to get it working. I like that it has an LED to show if it's working or not.

Relay satisfactory But must contain a terminal definition; It's a chore to run an ohmmeter across all connections to determine which is which. The electrical specifications must be accompanied by the relay's make/break time, minimum operating voltage, minimum withstand voltage, insulation properties, etc. The included socket also triggers an alarm; Tightening the clamp screws gives the impression that they are not tight.

Works but no industrial performance. Good price, not good quality. The two screw terminals have come loose and the nut has fallen into the device. The plastic at the base of the socket is poorly made and does not support the nut. I was able to get the nut and put it back together. The metal strip is all that holds the connection in place. See image. Use with care and caution or soldering directly to the relay may be better. Let's see how long this lasts.