5v Relay Module 5V Indicator Light LED 1 Channel Relay Module for Arduino ARM PIC AVR MCU
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Features
- Microcontroller development board can be used as modules, can be used as appliance control
- 5V - 12 V control signal of the TTL
- Control DC or AC signals can control the 220V AC Load
- There is a normally open and open normally closed contact
- Useful to control a motor, a led strip, or any other module. How to use it: Just connect a digital output of your board to your relay module, and you can control a power-demanding appliance with the digital signal
Description
The 5V relay module is suitable for SCM development, home appliance control. It is with 5V~12V TIL control signal which can control DC / AC signal. The module is perfect for common development application. Color: Blue + black Suitable for SCM development, home appliance control 5V-12V TTL control signal, can control DC/AC signal Can control 220V AC load Useful to control a motor, a led strip, or any other module How to use it: Just connect a digital output of your board to your relay module, and you can control a power- demanding appliance with the digital signal
Brand: TOLAKO
Item model number: BJ-DT0Y-001
Hardware Platform: Arduino
Item Weight: 0.317 ounces
Package Dimensions: 3.31 x 2.68 x 0.75 inches
Manufacturer: Tolako
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 7, 2015
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024 by Kyle Ellison
Before I give my review... I wanted to share some information. I have read a lot of the questions and reviews of this device and it seems there is a great deal of confusion as to what exactly this relay board is and what it is intended for. I've been in electrical engineering / technical trade for over 30 years. This is a very simple relay control board intended to allow you to control a heavy load (110VAC, 12VDC light, Motor, etc...) up to 10Amps.. although I would not actually try driving a full 10A with this board. It is NOT a power supply, it does not generate AC outptut, or DC power. It is simply a controlled switch. I have uploaded a simple circuit diagram that depicts this relay and how it might be hooked up to control a simple 110VAC Light / Lamp from an Arduino output. There are a lot of other examples of how to wire this board out on the internet. Now for my review... I have purchased about 5 of this relays over the past couple of years. I use them with the Wemos D1 Mini control board and I have 1 controlling my custom smart wireless doorbell (doorbell button sends signal to my D1 Mini to close relay and ring doorbell chimes). I also have several of these wired inside my arcade machines to power them on or off via Alexa commands. They have all worked perfectly and I have never experienced any issues with them. They are a great board for the price and I plan to purchase more for some other projects I plan to do for home automation.
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