irhapsody 1 Pack 40/30 AMP 12V DC Waterproof Relay Kit with Heavy-Duty Pigtail, 5-PIN SPDT Automotive Relay

Worked fine! This helped me to determine that the original relay that I was going to use this for wasn't a problem. So now I have a spare!

I purchased the 40/30 AMP 12V DC Waterproof Relay and Harness as a replacement for a faulty one in my RV, and I've been thoroughly impressed with its performance.This is a relay that gets used almost daily, and it's held up remarkably well. The operation has been flawless, with no glitches or malfunctions to report. It's clear that this product was designed with durability and reliability in mind.A standout feature of this relay and harness is its waterproof quality. It's installed in the wet bay of my RV, a location that can often be problematic for electronic components. However, the Waterproof Relay and Harness has faced no such issues. This feature gives me confidence that it will outlast the original relay, which wasn't waterproof and failed prematurely.If you're in need of a durable and waterproof relay and harness, I highly recommend this one.

Time will tell if it's durable and the innards are up-to-spec, but my overall impression of this relay is extremely positive. Firstly, it doesn't feel cheap. It has a good weight and feels extremely heavy duty, with very thick plastic and a grommet that is so tight I struggled to get the two halves together (do it before wiring and/or installing or you'll almost surely have to take it back out). I seriously doubt I could get them apart. In addition to that I was surprised to see that the wire was all solid copper strands and what appears to be 12 gauge. I know it states that in the title/description, but to be honest I didn't actually expect it. Typically when corners are cut, cheap wiring is a very common place to do it. Given the HD feel, solid copper wires, and what appears to be solid waterproofing, I have no reason to believe they skimped on the inside.Also on a side note I appreciate the wiring diagrams in the item description. I have zero auto electrical knowledge but wanted to wire fog lamps up in parallel to my headlights but didn't want the lights drawing power from my headlight switch, so I T'd the power of this relay off the headlight lead and now only the relay draws power from it, as opposed to both fog bulbs. It's much much safer and should prolong the life of an expensive 45-year-old light switch.I will almost surely buy another of these when I add another external accessory.

Decent relay, used it for auxiliary fan booster.

Perfect. Would be much better if wiring would be made of copper

I added a bunch of powered accessories to my truck. Didn't want them running when the ignition was off. Used this to run power to them when the ignition was on. Got about 25 amps running through it a peak use. Works great and it is not loud when coming on.

This is a very well built unit that is easy to work with. A couple of things to keep in mind when you wire it.First, in an earlier review a user commented that the plug was hard to plug into the relay. He is correct but solution is simple. Add a drop of dielectric grease to each terminal. Two things happen. You increase the water resistance and two your plug will glide together easily.Second point. I had two items I wanted to power from the relay. Hence I bought the five wire with two outputs. Terminal 87 and 87a. Unfortunately I learned something. Terminal 87 is on with the relay triggered as advertised. Terminal 87A however is opposite. It is “hot” when relay is off. It was an easy fix but this is where a wiring diagram would have been nice. FYI. Terminal 30 is fused power. 86 is the trigger and 85 the ground.

This is a premium relay. It has a cover with a very waterproof housing and is epoxy filled with clear colored wires per function ... A much better choice than a plain relay for any application outdoors, under a hood, on a motorcycle or any other area where it may be subject to water or dampness etc .I used on a motorcycle under the faring to control fog lights ... It will likely be drenched during any rides in the rain and if I had used a standard automotive relay I would never have been able to make it as waterproof as this is with heat shrink tubing etc etc ...Highly recommend ...