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The 8-Channel Relay Module is a versatile switching module designed to control high-voltage and high-current circuits with a low-voltage microcontroller or other control devices. This module operates at 12V DC and provides eight independent channels, allowing you to control eight separate circuits simultaneously.

Each channel of this relay module features a Low-Level Trigger, which means it is activated when the input signal goes low (typically 0V or ground). This Low-Level Trigger configuration enhances compatibility with various control devices and microcontrollers.

Typically, each channel provides a load capacity of up to 10A at 250VAC or 30VDC, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. You can use this module to control lights, fans, motors, solenoids, and various other electrical appliances or devices.

The module includes screw terminal blocks for easy connection to external circuits, LED indicators for each channel to display the relay activation status, and may have freewheeling diodes to protect against back electromotive force when switching inductive loads.

This relay module is commonly used in home automation, robotics, security systems, and other applications where remote or automated control of electrical devices is required.

Specificatoins of 8-Channel Relay Module - 12V:

  • "Type: Relay Module
  • Number of Channels: 8 channel
  • Operating Voltage: 12V DC
  • Working Current: 400mA
  • Trigger Current: 3mA ~ 5mA
  • Low-Level Trigger Voltage: 0V ~ 1.5V
  • Load Capacity: 10A at 250VAC or 30VDC
  • Terminal Block: Screw terminal block for easy connection to external circuits
  • LED Indicator: Includes an indicator LED to show relay activation status
  • Module Interfaces:
  • VCC: Positive power supply (by relay voltage power supply)
  • GND: Connect power negative
  • IN1: 1 channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN2: 2 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN3: 3 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN4: 4 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN5: 5 channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN6: 6 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN7: 7 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • IN8: 8 -channel signal to trigger the end , you can set a high or low level control relay
  • Relay outputs: (for each channel)
  • NO: Normally open relay interface
  • COM: Common Interface Relays
  • NC: Normally closed relay interface
  • Dimensions: 75mm x 55mm x 19.3mm"

Features of 8-Channel Relay Module - 12V:

  • Octal Channels: Provides eight independent relay channels for simultaneous control of eight circuits.
  • Low-Level Trigger: Activated when the input signal goes low (ground), enhancing compatibility with various control devices.
  • High Load Capacity: Capable of switching high-voltage and high-current loads for versatile applications.
  • Usage Tip:
  • Ensure that the voltage and current ratings of the relay module match the requirements of the loads you intend to control. Always follow safety guidelines when working with high-voltage circuits.
  • Caution:
  • Exercise caution when working with high-voltage circuits, and ensure proper isolation and protection to prevent electrical hazards. Double-check the wiring and connections before applying power to the relay module.
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