Need a relay recommendation

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Depending on how much current the timer\'s output can source, you may have opened the transistor\'s base-to-emitter junction. You almost always need that resistor in there to limit the base current to a safe value. Also, I downloaded the installation and wiring manual for the Millennium II (I couldn\'t find the one for the Millennium 3) at: http://www.crouzet-usa.com/downloads/millenium/Installation_and_wiring.pdf and on page 9 they show the various inputs available. The spec sheet for the Millennium 3 says that the digital inputs available are contact closure, NPN transistor, and PNP transistor, so I suspect the way they have them shown connected for the 2 is also how they should be connected to the 3, except that the 2 shows only PNPs. There is one interesting thing, though, and that\'s that with AC mains it looks like the only thing that\'s allowed is contact closure. Except maybe for that "XT20 local extension", whatever that is. (analog inputs, maybe?) Unfortunately, since you\'re posting to USENET through Google Groups, you don\'t have access to alt.binaries.schematics.electronic. (or _any_ binaries groups) So, if you could scan the page of the Millennium 3 manual showing the input connections to a web page and post a link to it that would be immensely helpful in figuring out what\'s going on. Also whether it\'s running off the mains or DC if it\'s like the 2.