4-channel 5V 10A relay module low-level triggered 0V Arduino
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Product description
4-relay module is a versatile interface for controlling high-current devices using popular platforms such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Banana Pi, AVR, PIC, or ARM. Each of the 4 SONGLE relays operates at 5V DC supply voltage and can handle up to 10A at DC 30V or AC 250V. Relays are controlled by pulling the input to ground (0V - low state). All relays have both normally open and normally closed contacts (NO, NC) and an LED indicating the current operating state.
Thanks to optical isolation (optoisolation) and a robust design, the module provides fully safe control of external devices. Current draw is only 15-20mA. It is an excellent solution for microcontroller-based projects-ideal for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and ESP8266.
Key technical features
- Power supply: 5V DC
- Actuators: 4 high-current SONGLE relays (DC 30V 10A or AC 250V 10A)
- Control: low level-by pulling the input to ground (0V)
- Contacts: normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC)
- Safety: built-in optoisolation
- Current consumption: 15-20mA
- Indication: LED for each channel
- Configuration: jumper on the board to set default relay state
- Compatibility: direct control from Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Banana Pi, AVR, PIC, ARM
Example applications
- Lighting control in smart home systems
- Switching motors and pumps in automation projects
- Managing heating and ventilation systems
- Switching power circuits in robotics
- Controlling home appliances with microcontrollers
Benefits
- Versatility - easy integration with many popular development platforms
- Circuit safety - optoisolation protects the microcontroller from voltage spikes
- High performance - can switch high-power loads (up to 10A)
- Clear operation - LEDs instantly show each relay’s state
- Easy to use - controlled with standard logic signals
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