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Maximum load: AC 250V/10A, DC 30V/10A
Trigger current: 5mA
Control voltage: 5V DC
Dimensions: 50 x 26 x 18.5mm
4 mounting holes on the PCB with a diameter of 3.1mm
To create this connection example, you will need the following:
1x DC 5V power supply capable of providing a minimum current of 1A
1x 2-channel relay module controlled by 5V
1x UNO development board || Reference TXVMOK_DB-UNO-R3 *for the version with the development board
Various wires needed to make electrical connections (optional buttons)
Connection example without development board:
By pressing the buttons connected to GND (or directly contacting the wires) in the above schematic, you will be able to control the 2 relays.
Connection example with development board:
If you want to control the relays from a microcontroller or development board, you will need to remove the jumper between RY-VCC and VCC and power the relays separately through the VCC and GND pins, as shown in the following image:
Code example:
const int Relay1 = 7;In the example with the Uno development board, the state of the relays will alternate every 1 second.
1x 2-channel relay module controlled by 5V
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