EHDIS Waterproof DC 12V 60A Relay SPDT 5 Pin Car Heavy Duty Split Charge Waterproof Transparent Case, Pack of 5

Amazing for the money. Everyone worked great. Have used them in multiple applications for an extended period of time and have found them to continue to work great. Also, the LEDs have yet to fail which help out a lot when chasing apprentice wiring errors!

These are nice relays that are water tight!

Worked great with the auxiliary fuse block I built for my truck. The clear covers and LED indicators are a great learning tool and will be nice for troubleshooting if I have electrical issues in the future. Relays will work if you get polarity backward, but LED will not, so make sure you get the polarity of the current correct or the LED light will not work.

I’m using these relays to wire up an NOS system in my car. I’m creating a central connection point that will be visible in the glovebox so I wanted to jazz it up as much as I could, hence the reason for the clear relays. I have 5 in my setup. I cracked them open and replaced the green LEDs with different colors that correspond to the color of the LED’s on each devices switch such as the bottle heater, auto opener, purge system etc.not much I can say about the relays except that they work and so far so good. Hopefully they will last. One thing to note is that they do not come with the bracket to screw them into something. The relays have the spot to insert the clips for the brackets though and they are standard size. So if you need to screw these to your firewall etc, you will need to buy the brackets. I bought a pack of ten on here for $6-$7 I think. Good luck!

I have had trouble with blowing relays on the motorhome. A 50 amp converter with a 40 amp relay does not work well. Lithium batteries can take a big charge.

Used these in a custom dash and the customer loved seeing them in the electrical center I wired in.I told him they were an experiment and I'd replace the relays with my usual brand if they fail so I'll update my review if that happens but for now they look good and are working. Realistically these relays are probably 30A looking at the quality... have to think about inrush current with stuff like this.All the circuits I did were under 15A nominal draw so these should live a pretty charmed life.

This work really well so far for my 1998 dodge B3500 AC relay. I wasn't sure how it would go seeing as how the comparable really was $10.00 a piece. Good value, Good price.

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