4 Channel Relay Module. Uses optocoupler driven relays to switch higher voltage and/or current applications with an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone, or other microcontroller or ARM boards.
Inputs are opto-isolated to protect your controller or control circuits.
Inputs are active low triggered -- to activate one of the relays requires the input pin being pulled to ground (GND).
You can find 3D printable enclosures for this module on Thingiverse, such as this 4-Channel Relay Module Case.
- 1 — 4 Channel Relay Module
Supply Voltage | 3.75 to 6 V |
Supply Current with Relays De-Energized | 0.1 mA |
Supply Current with 1 Relay Energized | 68 mA |
Supply Current with 2 Relays Energized | 127 mA |
Supply Current with 3 Relays Energized | 182 mA |
Supply Current with 4 Relays Energized | 231 mA |
Input Control Signals | Active Low |
Input Control Signals Current | 1.95 to 2 mA per Channel |
Relay Max Contact Voltage | 250 VAC or 30 VDC |
Relay Max Contact Current | 10 A |
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Length | 72 mm (2.83") | 75.5 mm (2.97") | 75 mm (2.95") |
Width | 52 mm (2.04") | 55 mm (2.17") | 50 mm (1.96") |
Height | 17 mm (0.67") | 17 mm (0.67") | 17 mm (0.67") |