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Connection to h pin from changover relay

Im using a change over relay ( with diode) to bypass the split charging relay fitted as std.

I’m struggling to understand the H pin connection from the relay pin 87.

So several questions.

1.From the relay pin 87…is this the only connection required for the H pin?

2. Should this connection be fused (as per drawing)

3. What is the current draw? Voltage is i believe circa 7v



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Something odd here. Red goes through the relay coil to actuate it, fine. But you have black which is normally negative across the 87/87a contacts. This should also be positive.

You appear to be joining 87/87a. Normally only one would be connected or one to two different components. But joining them bypasses the relay. Also you won't connect them to earth.

But what are you expecting the Orion to do? Charge when there's voltage on 87a?

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kevgermany answered ·

Then pin 87 goes to H, is not connected to 87a.

Current is negligible. It's only a voltage signal. The actual voltage range for H is in the manual. But it should be ok.

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libraryman3 answered ·

No it isn’t, the switch wire Red should energise the relay and allow power to run through pin 87..

However, I have just noticed that I might have drawn the diode direction incorrectly..

But thank you for your reply.

Ray

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