The 5V 6 Channel Relay Module is designed for controlling high-voltage devices with low-voltage signals. Equipped with optocoupler isolation, this module ensures safety by preventing electrical surges from reaching your microcontroller. Ideal for home automation, industrial control, and robotic systems, this module allows you to control multiple devices or appliances via Arduino or other microcontroller platforms.

The low-level trigger feature means that the relay is activated when a low voltage is applied, making it compatible with standard logic-level signals from microcontrollers such as Arduino. The 6 channels give you the flexibility to control up to six separate devices independently.

Features:

• 6 Independent Relay Channels: Allows control of up to 6 different devices or circuits simultaneously.

• Optocoupler Isolation: Provides electrical isolation between the microcontroller and the relay, protecting your devices from voltage spikes.

• Low Level Trigger: Activates the relay with a low-level signal (0V), making it compatible with most microcontrollers like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.

• 5V Operating Voltage: Works with 5V microcontrollers such as Arduino, ensuring easy integration.

• Wide Compatibility: Can be used with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 8051, AVR, PIC, STM32, and other TTL logic systems.

• AC & DC Control: Can handle both AC and DC loads with ease, suitable for a variety of automation projects.

• Durable and Reliable: Each relay supports up to 10A at 250V AC or 10A at 30V DC for reliable switching.

Specifications:

• Operating Voltage: 5V DC

• Relay Rating:

  • AC Load: 10A @ 250V AC

  • DC Load: 10A @ 30V DC

• Relay Channels: 6

• Trigger Type: Low level trigger (0V)

• Optocoupler Isolation: Yes (Provides electrical isolation for enhanced safety)

• Control Interface: Compatible with TTL logic (Arduino, STM32, AVR, PIC, etc.)

• Input Signal: Low-level (0V) to trigger relays

• Board Type: Fully assembled with relays and interface pins for easy connection to microcontrollers.

Applications:

• Home Automation: Control appliances such as lights, fans, or home security systems.

• Industrial Automation: Use in machines, robots, or automated processes requiring high-power switching.

• Arduino Projects: Ideal for controlling devices in Arduino-based automation or robotics projects.

• DIY Projects: Suitable for a wide range of hobbyist and DIY electronics projects.