110VAC Relay... Where to buy?

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110VAC Relay... Where to buy?...

Looking for 110VAC Relay... 110VAC coil, DPST, 110VAC/10A Loads

Ideally would fit in a standard wall electrical box. ...Jim Thompson

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Joerg · Accepted Answer

I like this series which comes in a version where the electrical  contacts are somewhat "sunk" for less of a chance of shorting agains a  box or lid:  --  Regards, Joerg

Jim Thompson · Answer

Lasse Langwadt Christensen · Answer

Den mandag den 27. november 2017 kl. 00.13.39 UTC+1 skrev Jim Thompson: you are kidding right? there's a link to the datasheet right there

Joerg · Answer

In the deep ones it should, I just took a ruler to a box. In the datasheet :-) --  Regards, Joerg

Jim Thompson · Answer

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whit3rd · Answer

A "standard wall box" which is part of a home wiring system contains only wires and a few safety-approved accessories. For heat buildup reasons, other items (like a doorbell transformer) usually go OUTSIDE the box, if it's part of a building (and has to meet building codes). If your box is inside a desk or cabinet, it's not covered by the building code, just 'appliance safety' and common sense.

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