Hi.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get a quiet (silent preferably) latching relay?
I have a regular (danfos) digital thermostat to control the house heating but the switching relay in side is so loud when it clicks over and since the unit is mounted in my bedroom it wakes us up.
The relay is an omron G6CU-2114P-US.
Data sheet is here: http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/pdf/en-g6c.pdf
I was wondering if anyone knew of something I can just replace it with. I was thinking a solid state relay but I guess this wont work as the point of the latching relay is not to draw power when not operating. Since the thermostat is battery powered it would need to be another latching relay. I dont want to go modifying the circuitry, just replace the relay.
Anyone any ideas what I can do. I have thought of relocating the unit but this would defeat the point of it being located where it is, or get a wireless type one, but I just wondered if there might be a direct replacement for this relay that is quiet in operation.
Thank you for any pointers.
Keith.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get a quiet (silent preferably) latching relay?
I have a regular (danfos) digital thermostat to control the house heating but the switching relay in side is so loud when it clicks over and since the unit is mounted in my bedroom it wakes us up.
The relay is an omron G6CU-2114P-US.
Data sheet is here: http://www.omron.com/ecb/products/pdf/en-g6c.pdf
I was wondering if anyone knew of something I can just replace it with. I was thinking a solid state relay but I guess this wont work as the point of the latching relay is not to draw power when not operating. Since the thermostat is battery powered it would need to be another latching relay. I dont want to go modifying the circuitry, just replace the relay.
Anyone any ideas what I can do. I have thought of relocating the unit but this would defeat the point of it being located where it is, or get a wireless type one, but I just wondered if there might be a direct replacement for this relay that is quiet in operation.
Thank you for any pointers.
Keith.