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Fibaro control of Rain Bird 100-HV solenoid valve - coil heats up

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  • #31 17873679
    starob
    Level 29  
    alster1 wrote:
    This Fibaro module seems to have a measurement of the energy consumption of the receiver
    .
    This one doesn't. I have read all the FAQs at the end of this page https://manuals.fibaro.com/double-relay-switch/ , clears all our doubts. It is safe to use.
    Read it and confirm it if you can.
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  • #32 17873706
    alster1
    CCTV and Stationary Alarms specialist
    Theoretically they wrote that you can control any voltage up to 240V, but on the page the author linked in the first post I found: Key features "Function for measuring active power and load energy consumption", also I don't know myself anymore.
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  • #33 17873711
    starob
    Level 29  
    He withdrew from it, I caught on too.
    It is still there :
    " 7. Can I control the potential-free outputs via the relay switch module?
    Yes, you can - the relay is voltage free by default."
  • #34 17885162
    alarec
    Level 11  
    alster1 wrote:
    This Fibaro module seems to have a measurement of the energy consumption of the receiver, so these outputs are not quite so clean, this plan with 24V may not work.

    no, this one has no measurement. Ver.1

    alster1 wrote:
    on the page the author linked in the first post I found:
    .
    exactly - there were instructions from the new module.
    The old one, as you note, is poorer and works slightly differently.

    At my leisure, I will draw up a diagram and post it for verification.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around controlling a Rain Bird 100-HV solenoid valve using a Fibaro double switch relay connected to a 230V power supply. The user reports that the solenoid coil heats up excessively, raising concerns about the compatibility of the 24V power supply, which is likely DC, with the valve designed for 24VAC. Participants suggest that a transformer with a capacity of at least 3A is needed for five valves, and emphasize the importance of using AC power to avoid overheating and buzzing noises. The user later connects a rectifier bridge, which alleviates the buzzing but raises questions about the appropriateness of this setup. The conversation also touches on the need for proper isolation of the Fibaro switch outputs and the potential for using a single transformer for multiple valves. Ultimately, the user seeks to ensure safe and effective operation of the irrigation system.
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