QMV 12VLR1 Latching Relay | On-Board Switch and Switch Leads

QMV 12VLR1 Latching Relay | On-Board Switch and Switch Leads
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Fully latching relay with on board switch and switch leads
Requires a minimum of 9 volts to function
10 amp / 15 amp rated contacts
SDST - Single pole Dual throw
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[@Elvis_Pond5]

Will it remain latched when there is no power to the board ❔

[@SoorajSVofficial]

Thanks. Good information!!!
I'm thinking to use it as, single-button On-Off switch.

[@tommyraleigh7734]

Nice Demo. Thank you

[@QMVFastTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@audiohutch]

It's always fun to use this with the Arduino and you can make some crazy projects especially when it's mixed with bluetooth/wifi

[@QMVFastTech]

That's why we have them! We have a bunch of others on the way.

[@audiohutch]

@James Cotter Theres infinite applications for this. You can use a boost converter to increase to 12v if needed, but there are also 5v versions of this as well. It's a relay, so you can pretty much turn anything on and off.

[@audiohutch]

@James Cotter You can use google for that....

[@audiohutch]

@James Cotter bruh just google. Literally look at my channel if you want to see how to use relays. I literally made a video about one, but you’re that ignorant that you need an example pronto

[@ahmadjamil6608]

this is good modul but need change with big relay for reduce damage modul

[@TBBMS]

Will this work with a linear actuator as I want to use a single momentary switch to extend and retract the ram

[@zidane9058]

Does it self lock? Or do you have to push the button to change the from normally off to on to off?

[@danbrit9848]

i need a relay pcb that can read a pulse and latch on till i push the reset button ...basically i need it to do nothing till it sees pulsing and instead of pulsing the relay it latches it till i reset it with a switch

[@dave-in-nj9393]

this is misleading. the device is not 'latched' is it self powered, so it is parasitic.
a 'latched' relay is like a ball-point pen. on push and it will change state with no power.
a true latched relay can put in one state and will remain that way, without power, indefinably.
a true latched relay will not consume any power, except for the momentary toggle between states.