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--- articles:overvoltage_protection_relay [2020/11/17 08:28] – [Edit - Panel] john5788
+++ articles:overvoltage_protection_relay [2020/11/17 08:49] (current) – [Testing] john5788
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 <panel type="default" title="Pinout" no-body="true">
 ^ Pin ^ Function ^
-| 30 | Battery Voltage Input (12 V)|
+| 30 | Battery voltage input (12 V)|
 | 31 | Ground |
-| 15 | Ignition Switch Input |
+| 15 | Ignition switch input |
 | 87E | Fused and diode protected output (12 V) |
 | 87L | Fused and diode protected output (12 V) |
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 </grid>
+===== Testing =====
+The following procedure is a static test for basic relay operation. Passing the following test does not guarantee that the OVP relay is functioning correctly, but will accurately tell if the OVP relay is faulty.
+  - Apply 12V to pin 30 and ground 31
+    - Verify with a multimeter that 30a has 12V and 87E/87L has no voltage
+  - Apply 12V to pin 15
+    - The internal relay should click
+    - Verify with a multimeter that 87E and 87L have 12V as well as 30a.
+===== Part numbers =====
+<grid>
+<col sm="6">
+<panel type="default" title="Part Numbers for OVP Relay" no-body="true">
+^ Part Number ^ Description ^
+| 201 540 32 45 | 7-pin relay, black top, single 10A fuse |
+| 201 540 38 45 | 7-pin relay, black top, single 10A fuse |
+| 201 540 37 45 | 9-pin relay, red top, double 10A fuse |
+</panel>
+</col>
+</grid>