SSRoz Construction
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Raw Boards. |
750 Ohm Resistors inserted. (Resistors have no polarity, but I put them all in the same way to make it easier to QC the boards.) |
180 Ohm Resistors inserted. |
Flipped for resistor soldering. |
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All resistors soldered. (Temp of 670 - 675 F if you have a temperature controlled iron.) |
All resistor leads snipped off. |
Close up of underside after resistors are soldered and leads snipped. |
Close up of top after resistors are soldered and leads snipped. |
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Sockets inserted. Be sure to align correctly. |
Sockets soldered on, and RJ45 Jacks inserted. |
RJ45 Jacks soldered on, TRIACS soldered on. Align Correctly. |
The TRIACS are easy to solder when the board is held up by the RJ45 Jack on the other side. |
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TRIAC leads snipped. |
Optoisolators being inserted - Align Correctly. |
The last 8 and a spare for good measure! |
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A few of these PVC Pipe pods will be made - I bought a few parts, but they were SOOO much more expensive than the telecom enclosures. |
Inside of the pod, without SSR. |
Bottom of pod. |
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32 Heat sinks cut from aluminum angle bracket. |
I made one, and then made the template (On top marked with a "T") so drilling the other 31 would be easier. |
All 32 heat sinks cut and drilled. |
Heat Sink Compound to go between the Triacs and the Heat Sink. |
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33 Completed SSR's!!! |
PC Power Cords for SSR's |
32 Telecom Enclosures. |
Tight Fit! |
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Close Up. |
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Close Up of the newer 2.5e boards. |
"Danger High Voltage" labels applied. www.ziptape.com has them if you're interested. |
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Lowes had 6' and 9' extension cords on clearance today so I cleaned out 3 stores! I got almost 500. I need 1 per channel (392) and the rest are to be used as actual extension cords. |
A few of the SSR enclosures with the power cords inserted. Just waiting to be stripped and connected to the terminals. |