Do these relays make a clicking sound or any kind of sound? I want to use them for effect as a robot starts up.
54628
Yes, there is a very light clicking sound. Not a loud one that you might here from something like the Power Tail Switch, but a gentle one. If complete quiet is important, you might want to look into the solid-state version of this relay.
54629
Yes, they "click" - but it is barely audible. A larger relay would be needed if sound effects are desired.
54630
Yes they most definitely click when they are switch on and off it's moderately loud too. Very easy to hear.
54631
Yes, there is a very light clicking sound. Not a loud one that you might here from something like the Power Tail Switch, but a gentle one.If complete quiet is important, you might want to look into the solid-state version of this relay.
1932638
They do make a very minor click sound. I wouldn't call it loud by any means, but if you're a very light sleeper it could be a problem. I do like that you can set the maximum volume of the alarm and that it starts quiet and works up to the max volume you have programmed. I've never had a clock that does that.
938610
No they just beep twice and flash when hit. The other is a 3 to 7 sec timer mode
1727299
Its a mechanical relay and makes an audible "click" when energized, loudness depends on what its mounted on.
1581829
it will make a small clicking sound kind of the level of sound like typing on your keyboard but quieter. there are individual plastic links and if you click the tangle quickly, then the pieces kind of link-link (make a small link clicking sound of plastic touching plastic). Other than that- no bells, whistles or anything.
1718907
Yes it does - soft clicking sound. I'm not sure but I think you can turn the sound 'on' or 'off'. As I remember you can find the User Guide online.
2142308
I have had the product for several years now & I have never heard clicking sound coming from it. Sounds like there might be something wrong with it. It's never given me any problems other than having to change batteries from time to time.
2106179
I've never had that problem with these buttons. Are you sure the problem isn't with your remote? There is no remote signal from these buttons so I don't think they would be the source of the problem.
1170814
No. None I can notice. This is the best ir relay, get it. I returned 2 before funding this gen and bought 3. Well worth the slight extra cost.
737700
I don't think it makes any sound. The usual source of the clicking we hear is the flasher, not the turn signal unit. The flasher can be made nosier by mounting it in the open.
2010816
No, they don't. I bought these actuators to use as a cheap alternative to solenoids in an animatronics project, and I put springs on them so they would open back up after I triggered them. They worked just fine; I don't see how you cold damage them by pushing them in and out manually.
981577
Just a click when you press one or the other. It does not make any electronic beeps or noises.
1964275
Mine does the clicking as well on startup. It is sound activated with a built in microphone. Have you tried it with music?
63783
There is a relay arm in the thermostat that makes a loud click when thermostat is switching on or off. It may be that those reporting no noise have had the thermostat housing sound-insulated.
815938
The buttons do make an audible clicking sound. I'm not sure I would describe it as loud. It feels good and provides good tactile feedback. The clicking would not be audible to your audience unless you held it in close proximity to your microphone.
1859883
Hi Sue, I don't hear any clicking noises while its cycling cold/hot/cold. The unit is made of a few different kinds of metals and they probably contract and expand at different rates. The clicking might be the different parts subtly moving aginst each other, or the fry pan could just be haunted.
1104428
Dear Newman, did you check the relay contacts working or not? Dou you want to use as a HOT CONTACTS? I think it is not possible. You need to use them as a separate circuit switch. Not a hot source switch. I am not sure. Good Luck...Good Luck...