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    • Nylkos
      Nylkos last edited by

      I am setting up my core XY, finally got 98% of parts.

      I would like to have suggestions about going Mosfets or SSR with my Duet 0.8.5.

      I have read the

      Low voltage (12V or 24V) DC bed heater

      Use a low voltage drop DC/DC SSR such as the Auber Instruments MGR-1DD80D100 or Crydom DC100D40. The SSR may need a heatsink, depending on the current. Do not be tempted to use a cheap DC-DC SSR such as the SSR-40DD, which is basically useless for this application because of its high voltage drop.

      But a lot of people are suggesting Mosfets.

      Also, I found

      Duet 0.8.5

      The safe bed heater current has not been measured, but should be somewhat above 10A because the PCB trace between VIN + and Bed Heater + is wider than on the Duet 0.6. As with the Duet 0.6, you can solder a thick wire between the Power In +( VIN ) and Bed Heater + terminals on the back of the board to increase the current capacity. The bed heater terminal block is larger than on the Duet 0.6.

      Is there a source with video or image of the procedure to make sure that I do not burn my duet board?

      Thank you.

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      • DjDemonD
        DjDemonD last edited by

        Been using an external mosfet board recently and written up my experience here: http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?1,763703

        Better than an electro-mechanical relay, not much different to a DC-DC SSR inhow it works, but seems to be more suited to 3D printing as they are designed for it.

        Simon. Precision Piezo Z-Probe Technology
        www.precisionpiezo.co.uk
        PT1000 cartridge sensors NOW IN, just attach to your Duet board directly!

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        • Nylkos
          Nylkos last edited by

          Thanks for the link

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          • vhoward
            vhoward last edited by

            I have recently switched to an off board mosfet since before I got my duetwifi. Works fine.

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