4 Channel USB Controlled 12V Relay Module

Name: 4 Channel USB Controlled 12V Relay Module
SKU: TS-P1282
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A 4-channel USB-controlled 12V relay module is a device that allows for switching or controlling two independent electrical circuits with a USB interface.

$13.95

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SKU: TS-P1282

Categories:Electronic modules, Relay Module

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The 4-channel USB-Controlled 12V Relay Module is controlled via a USB connection, typically using commands sent over a USB serial interface. It allows control from a computer, Raspberry Pi, or similar device with USB ports.

Specifications:

- PCB size: 71.8mm*65.8mm
- Fixing holes size: 3mm
- Input voltage: DC 12V
- Input Current: 300mA
- Wiring method: NC / COM / NO
- Maximum control AC 250V, 10A AC load and maximum DC30V 10A DC load.
- Operating Temperature -40 to 85℃
- Note: The brand of the relay can change with each batch

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4 Channel USB Controlled 12V Relay Module

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