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> Sollae Systems wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hello. I am sorry but CIE-H10 supports only DC. It can be worked with AC but we do not recommand. Because there is no safety approval about AC. We requested to our reseller antaratek that AC specification has to be changed to DC. I think if you want to use AC 220V, it might be fine to use it with a power relay like this picture below. <img src="qna_files/power_relay.jpg"> I am sorry for any inconvenience you may experience. Thank you. > Dick Van Smirren wrote: > ------------------------------------ > I bought the CIE-h10 at antratek with the following description: > > ----------- > Remote I/O Controller - 8 Ports > artikelnr. CIE-H10 > Met de CIE-H10 kunt u via Ethernet/internet de status van 8 digitale ingangen bekijken en 8 relais besturen. Op de webinterface klikt u eenvoudig op het symbool van de betreffende uitgang om het relais te bedienen. De interne relais kunnen netspanning (5A 250Vac) schakelen. De CIE-H10 ondersteunt Modbus/TCP, HTTP en eenvoudige macro's. Tevens kunt u een RS232-apparaat via internet bedienen. De benodigde voeding is 5V. > > Meer informatie vindt u op de website van de fabrikant Sollae Systems. > --------------- > > The question is that they claim that the output ports can switch 250 VAC (which is logic since using the outputs to power e.g. a lamp requires 220V) However you mention 28VDC/5A. > > What is the situation? How can i swith 220V stuff?
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