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hammer408(at)comcast.net
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Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2008 10:20 am Post subject: Heavy Duty E-Bis Diode

Bob:



I'm putting together my Relay and just noticed that your Z 32 diagram for

the Heavy Duty E-Bus relay uses a IN4001 Diode.  When I ordered my relay

from B&C a month or 2 ago, they supplied me with the IN5400 Diode which

corresponds to their diagram.....



My question is:  Is it critical that I use the IN4001 Diode for my Heavy

Duty E-Bus configuration or can I use the 5400?



Thanks



Henry

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Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2008 11:41 am Post subject: Heavy Duty E-Bis Diode

At 03:22 PM 11/28/2008, you wrote:

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<hammer408(at)comcast.net>



Bob:



I'm putting together my Relay and just noticed that your Z 32 diagram for

the Heavy Duty E-Bus relay uses a IN4001 Diode.  When I ordered my relay

from B&C a month or 2 ago, they supplied me with the IN5400 Diode which

corresponds to their diagram.....



My question is:  Is it critical that I use the IN4001 Diode for my Heavy

Duty E-Bus configuration or can I use the 5400?


	


   ANY diode will work electrically. The 5400 has larger

   leads and may be difficult to get into the PIDG terminal

   wire grip along with the 22AWG coil wire. If you can get

   the crimp to work, it will be fine. Otherwise, go to Radio

   Shack and get a 1N400x diode . . . any digit in the x

   location is okay.



        Bob . . .



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hammer408(at)comcast.net
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Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2008 1:10 pm Post subject: Heavy Duty E-Bis Diode

Thanks Bob:



I used the 5400....a little tough to crimp, but it cam e our just

fine.......



Thanks



Henry



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Eric M. Jones

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Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:24 am Post subject: Re: Heavy Duty E-Bis Diode

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		  I'm putting together my Relay and just noticed that your Z 32 diagram for the Heavy Duty E-Bus relay uses a IN4001 Diode. When I ordered my relay from B&C a month or 2 ago, they supplied me with the IN5400 Diode which corresponds to their diagram.....

My question is: Is it critical that I use the IN4001 Diode for my Heavy 

Duty E-Bus configuration or can I use the 5400? Thanks, Henry 	




By the way....that's ONE N5400 not EYE N5400.



You should use bidirectional Zeners anyway....

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