2 Channel 12V Relay Module with Light Coupling

Description:

This 2 Channel Relay Module (with light coupling) 12V module meet the safety standard as control areas and load area have the isolation groove. Optical coupling isolation module.

The triggering of 2 Channel Relay Module is reliable, more stable. The double FR–4 circuit board design, high-end SMT process. It has power and relay operation instructions. Relays terminals (C, NC, NO) are accessible through screw terminals which makes wiring up the board very easy.

The inputs of 2 Channel 12V Relay Module are isolated to protect any delicate control circuitry.

A wide range of microcontrollers such as Arduino, AVR, PIC, ARM and so on can control it.

The use of such high-voltage relay eliminates the risk of heating up of the relay as electromechanical relay limit the current consumption in accordance with a voltage rating.

Note:

Working voltage 12V --> Requires an external power supply to operate the relays.

Includes optocouplers so that your Arduino or Raspberry Pi does not get damaged by reverse voltages.

  • The positive (according to the relay voltage VCC: connect power supply)
  • GND: connect power negative
  • IN1: relay module (effective) high-level trigger signal trigger end
  • IN2: relay module (effective) high-level trigger signal trigger end

Features:

Gross Weight: 0.026kg

Made in: China

Rated Coil Voltage: 12VDC

Contact Current Max. : 10A

Type / Contacts Config.:  SPDT Module

Operating Voltage: 12V DC

Equipped with high-current relay: 10A@250VAC / 10A@30VDC

It can control both AC and DC appliances such as Solenoids, Motors, lights, fans, etc

High-quality screw terminals (Terminal Block) provided (C, NC, NO) for quick and easy connection

A freewheeling diode to protect your microcontroller

Input Signal Pin connected to Burg stick for easy accessibility

LED Status indicators to indicate the relay ON/OFF status

Mounting holes provided



Kit include:

1 x 2 Channel 12V Relay Module

2.75 JD
Quantity
Out of stock



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