Where can I buy 12V, low current solid state relays locally?

NYSpeed Automotive
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Need some low current threshold, solid state relays to finish up a project on the car…problem is, need them ASAP, dude is picking up my car Saturday morning. where can i find these little suckers locally? need 2. didn’t see anything on radioshack’s website…

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hla-h41773001

If anyone has any of these laying around, I’d be more than happy to pay you what you think they’re worth and come get them tomorrow.

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Have you tried any of the German repair shops?

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I only figured out what the fuck was happening about 30 minutes ago, so no
@LUKE_L

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I didnt hear any beers cracking echoing through the trees so I was unaware of the timeline!

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well the half empty case of Yuengling suggests I’ve gotten a lot done over the past couple days, but i need these little bastard relays to finish the job. They’re a universal type deal so I don’t think any german shop might have them…

a guy on bimmerforums suggested the use of a reed switch to make sure I had enough current to trigger a traditional relay - gonna look into those

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I see the problem with an estimated ship date of 6/8/16 from summit lol

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that might be a typo. possibly it is 6/8/2015? Their shipping is typically impossibly quick so perhaps they figure out time travel and they can ship items 6 months before you order them?

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Rexel? do you need them to have that plug type or could you add a pigtail?

http://raise.rockwellautomation.com/RAConfig/resultsComponents.asp?CID=26C978C32DF24024A6045F7DDCC0762B

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I would prefer the type with the spades at the bottom since I already have it wired to use those…but, I can reconfigure the ends to work with whatever.

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I emailed our sales guy there to see what they have in stock.

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Thanks man - I’m shooting a PM out to Mike ( @tpgsr) as well

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Who is your sales guy? I am looking for something. Do you know how much current you have to spare for the coil draw?

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I measured around .5A with headlights on.

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CHRIS OSHEI

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Norb, I have a 700-HF32Z12 Electromechanical relay in stock. The spec sheet says that the coil consumes 0.9W which is .075A at 12V. While not ideal this may get you out of trouble.

https://www.rexelusa.com/8-blade-relay/allen-bradley/700-hf32z12/allen-bradley-700-hf32z12-relay-square-base-ice-cube-8-blade-2pdt-12a-12vdc/product/30007

I also have din rail mount, terminal block styl,e Solid State relays but they are pretty large.

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Hope you got it working. :slight_smile:

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it turns out the issue was being caused by something inside the OEM HVAC unit. I do appreciate everyone’s help. This community is really amazing. Thanks to all!

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He’s my huckleberry too.

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Lol…i prob annoy the hell outta him with all of my oddball quote requests.