Bob,
I think that your best bet is to ask for a schematic if you are looking to buy
one of these relays. Certain manufacturers have their own conventions for
identifying the contacts.
Basicly, all relays have windings that connect to ground and a switched
voltage source. Since coils are usually identified with an "L" designation, I
expect any "L" contact is referring to the coil. At the same time, the
switched contacts ahat are activated when the coil energizes, aqre often
labeled as "S".
I HOPE THIS HELPS.
Joe!
---- Robert Jones <rjones@wfeca.net> wrote:
> My friends in Triumph-land:
>
> Being electrically challenged, I need some help:
>
> Some relays have the following connectors: L, S, B
>
> Others have: S1, L1, S2, L2
>
> And some have: 30,85,86, 87
>
> Could anyone tell me which ones are the same as another?
>
> Thanks
> Bob
>
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