How To Wire A Relay - Quick Tip

Thank you very much sir

Alan!
Thank you for the info! Question for ya- did you tattoo the palm of your hand 🤚🏽? That’s so cool. if you did what is it?

Thank you! I learned about relays last evening trying to troubleshoot why my motorcycle 🏍️ would not start. We tested the relays with a multimeter and alligator clamps. Luckily, the wires on the negative battery terminal loosened up. Once we snugged them up the ignition switch got power. Thank you!!

Good video

So.. ive run a 32 inch led lightbar off an eom switch that is fused but its not run off a relay... and my oem switch has burned out twice now. I need a relay dont I? Im very new to this stuff. Lol

85 and 86 does matter if a diode is used.

So we'll explained! Thank you!!!

How yuo connect 7041-R1A 5 pin relay

Thanks for your help 😊

Holy $#!%...
I have been struggling trying to find out how to control the LEDs on my Ninja through a relay.
Thanks, bro. 😏

Grate vid lots of useful info. Random question but do the holds in your ear affect hearing any?

sweet . thanks that helps and nice quick video.

Thanks for your explaination, mate, but just a quick question, how to connect 85 86 if I don't need a swith for control circurt ? just leave the 85 and connect 86 to ground ?

Clear and concise. You could be a lawyer . Well done

Dang bro finally some normal human dialect

Does it matter if you mount the relay to metal inside the engine bay for good ground point connection? Or is it okay to mount it anywhere else?

extremely helpful thank you

HEY HONEST ABE ..WHAT if your wiring a momentary switch such as a convertible to switch..

I have a 74 Barracuda and I recently installed electric fans. I'm having trouble locating a place to connect to the ignition power source. Any suggestions in the engine bay?

If you’re powered switch wire is activated by 9 V,which is strong enough to activate the relay, you have 12 V going into the relay from a battery for the power. would you have 12 or 9 V coming out?

Good video brother

Thank you!!!!

Thank you

What is that blue unit and how much power is it supply….does it need a ground?

Difference between 87 and 87a please?

Very well done for a novice like me. Funny thing is they don't tell you the basics on the relay. I did not know the pin outs were stamped on the pins so the diagram was meaningless. Also, the diagram does not relate to the position the pins are. Thanks again.

Well explained 👍

Many years ago, I had a job which involved the installation of electronic temperature controllers. Each digital controller was connected to a pair of heavy-duty relays, which were used to energize heating coils for restaurant ovens.

The wiring of relays in any type of machine is a pain in the neck because all of the wiring has to be routed, and then secured, and then tested. It’s time consuming.

But actually, there’s no reason that relays should have to be wired on the low-side. They only need to be wired on the high-side where the current flows. So if you wanted, you could make Blue Tooth relays. They would receive commands from a Bluetooth-enabled output, such as an electronic temperature controller. That would cover the low-side, which would then then open and close the power circuit. A Bluetooth chip nowadays costs less than a dollar, so it wouldn’t increase the cost of the relay, and as a benefit the technician would no longer have to run low-side wires. That should reduce labor costs.

Thank you for this info.Awesome

Excellent! No nonsense videos and very well explained!

FREAK ALERT!!!! ^^^

Thanks for explaining everything I needed to know if two and a half minutes! Honestly, we need more videos like this ( I appreciate you have a longer one, but this was all I needed for now!)

Thanks you for a simple and easy to understand explanation. 👍🏽

So nice

Helpful stuff... Can a 5 pin relay be used as a 4 pin relay? If so, what terminals do I then use please?

I'm assuming if my relay has a fuse built in I wouldn't need one on the wire as well.

That was helpful thanks

Very Good Video, Thank You!

Hi can you please help me to use a relay? do u have contact adress?

Great thanks

Great video

Thank you for this video!

This was very helpful, thank you!..

Does the 30 mean 30 amp?

Can I use the same battery for both outputs on the relay for 2 different circuits? I did this but the relay keeps clicking. It can't stay on.

Excellent video. Well done.

Best advise I have come across yet no BS just straight to the point and clearly explained
Thank You