Two Channel SPDT Relay Module Board,12V DC
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Two Channel SPDT Relay Module Board,12V DC:
$11.54
Two Channel SPDT Relay Module Board,12V DC
A general purpose 2 SPDT channel relay board (power supply 12VDC) for switching high-current electrical loads (both AC and DC) such as motors, lights, pumps, contactors and more. With this relay board, any logic-level signal from 3V up to 30V can be used to activate a relay (it may be controlled directly by microcontroller TTL logic as well). It can be used successfully for example with PIC,AVR,ARM microcontroller, Raspberry PI, Arduino outputs and other.
Features
- Power supply requirement - 12VDC;
- Current consumption - 100mA (when all relays are ON);
- 2 SPDT relay channels (the type depends on the stocks quantity in our store):
- TONGLING - JQC-3FF-S-Z (10A / 250VAC, 15A / 120VAC, 10A / 28VDC)
- SUNHOLD - RAS xx15 (10A / 250VAC, 15A / 120VAC, 15A / 24VDC
- Contact type: Normal Opened (NO), Normal Closed (NC);
- Screw terminals for inputs and outputs;
- PCB parameters : FR4 / 1.5mm / two layers / metallized holes / HAL / white stamp / solder mask;
- Extra PCB openings for better voltage isolation;
- Doubled high current tracks;
- Protection diode for each relay;
- Input voltage: 3V - 30V (1.5mA max) must be given to the \"In\" to switch the relay ON;
- May be controlled directly by TTL;
- Green leds for relay status;
- Red led for power;
- Dimensions: 85mm / 37mm / 20mm;
- Mounting holes diameter: 3mm;
- PCB dimensions - here;
The sale includes
- 1 x 2 Channel relay board for your Arduino or Raspberry PI - 12V
Application Examples
- Home automation
- Robotics
- Alarms
- Timers
- Open doors and windows via PC
- Aquariums applications
Single relay channel schematic
Add the relay board to your Arduino project
Add the relay board to your Raspberry PI project
Useful Links
- Controlling inductive loads - [link removed by ]
Images
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