WANNABE Wanna relay 6-14 V

Wanna Relay
This is an electronic, dual relay.
If one of the two inputs is connected to ground via a switch, the associated 12 V output is switched on.
The outputs can supply power up to 60 W in continuous operation. Typical power consumers that are operated by non-latching buttons (horn, starter) can be controlled with Wanna Relay.
The use of the relay instead of a direct connection of the consumer to the switch allows the use of the smallest cable cross-sections and pushbuttons with low current values.

Market price (of competitor products with comparable properties):
There are currently only multi-channel switch boxes (electronic central controls) for several hundred euros, with which consumers can be switched by pushbutton

Product advantages:
Extremely thin cable cross-sections for the connection of the pushbuttons
Use of switches for low currents despite consumers with high currents
Extension of the service life of switches
2 independent channels
Very small dimensions and low weight
Completely sealed Product (waterproof)
Smaller and more flexible than expensive multi-channel switch boxes
Protection against all possible wiring errors
More flexible than all in one smart boxes
Reasonable pricing due to lot sizes related to the whole WannaX family

Specifications:
Size cylinder: diameter 28 mm x 15 mm (embedded potting)
Weight: <20 g (potting and cable included)
Voltage range: 6 - 14 V
Output current: max. 2 x 40 W or 1 x 60 W continuous operation
Inputs: Switching contact against vehicle ground.

Limitations:
Wanna Relay can only switch loads by switching +12 V on or off. Devices that require switching to vehicle ground cannot be switched directly with Wanna Relay. To switch ground via a pushbutton switch, an additional mechanical relay must be used.

Wanna Relay
This is an electronic, dual relay.
If one of the two inputs is connected to ground via a switch, the associated 12 V output is switched on.
The outputs can supply power up to 60 W in continuous operation. Typical power consumers that are operated by non-latching buttons (horn, starter) can be controlled with Wanna Relay.
The use of the relay instead of a direct connection of the consumer to the switch allows the use of the smallest cable cross-sections and pushbuttons with low current values.

Market price (of competitor products with comparable properties):
There are currently only multi-channel switch boxes (electronic central controls) for several hundred euros, with which consumers can be switched by pushbutton

Product advantages:
Extremely thin cable cross-sections for the connection of the pushbuttons
Use of switches for low currents despite consumers with high currents
Extension of the service life of switches
2 independent channels
Very small dimensions and low weight
Completely sealed Product (waterproof)
Smaller and more flexible than expensive multi-channel switch boxes
Protection against all possible wiring errors
More flexible than all in one smart boxes
Reasonable pricing due to lot sizes related to the whole WannaX family

Specifications:
Size cylinder: diameter 28 mm x 15 mm (embedded potting)
Weight: <20 g (potting and cable included)
Voltage range: 6 - 14 V
Output current: max. 2 x 40 W or 1 x 60 W continuous operation
Inputs: Switching contact against vehicle ground.

Limitations:
Wanna Relay can only switch loads by switching +12 V on or off. Devices that require switching to vehicle ground cannot be switched directly with Wanna Relay. To switch ground via a pushbutton switch, an additional mechanical relay must be used.