Heschen Gereral Purpose Relay MK2P-I AC 220V Coil DPDT 8 Pin with Plug-in Terminal Socket PYF83A

Needed a 240v relay for outside lights. This did the job and was as good a quality that I used to use in industry. Very pleased.

Two sets of C NO NC contacts. I did doubt the quality given cost at first but its fine, shame no LED (it is a coloured bit of plastic that moves to show relay state but that is normal for some relay designs ) Very little hum when in use, does not get hot. Just don't load it up to the name plate AC current rating and take note that the DC rating will be very much lower than teh AC current rating.

Works Well and if you remove the lid there is a little handle useful when manually changing contacts. The coil is rated for 220V and the contacts 250V so using in micro circuits is not an option rather this is for higher currents applications like motors and mains/axillary change over. Only thing better would be saying that on the page as to make it clear, there is a 12 coil version which is useful for microcircuits. I Have been able to use it in other projects but I can see people getting annoyed finding the relay to be 220V only after buying.

The relay seems to work well, I have wired it up to 'latch' in an ON state, it works well with the single phase AC motor on my old lathe!

Needed this to set up quite a complicate valve assembly and is working exactly as I wanted. If I had wanted it to do a slightly different task it would have done that too.

Very good and very quickly. Thank you

It is the first time that I have used a relay, but the wiring diagram is straight forward and for my simple application it has worked a treat. It has only been used for a short time outside in a weatherproof box, so this is a not a long term review.The application is that the relay main coil is activated by a 240V PIR that then switches a home automation module that just needs a short circuit and no current to turn an LED driver on.

Worked for around a year, and then blew