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Relay Module 2 channels 5V

🔁 2-Channel 5 V Relay Module – SPDT (Low-Level Trigger)

Overview

This 2-channel relay module allows your microcontroller (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, etc.) to control two high-voltage or high-current loads independently. Each channel uses a standard 5 V DC coil, supports 10 A switching at 250 VAC / 30 VDC, and includes onboard optocouplers and indicator LEDs for improved isolation and feedback 

Key Features

  • Coil voltage: 5 V DC (low-level trigger)

  • Optoisolated inputs: Optional jumper between VCC and JD-VCC

  • Contact rating: 10 A @ 250 VAC / 30 VDC per channel

  • Active LOW inputs: Module activates when input pin is LOW

  • Driver current per channel: ~15–20 mA

  • PCB form factor: Compact ~50 × 38 mm with mounting holes

  • Visual indicators: LEDs light up when relays activate 

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Input Voltage (Coil)5 V DC
Input Current~15–20 mA per channel
Switching Voltage250 VAC / 30 VDC
Max Switching Current10 A per relay
Trigger TypeLOW-level (0–2 V to activate)
Opto-isolationYes (via JD-VCC jumper option)
Dimensions~50 × 38 × 18 mm
Communication SignalsIN1, IN2 (digital), VCC, GND, JD-VCC
Mounting HolesYes (~3 mm diameter)

Wiring with Arduino UNO

  1. Power Connection:

    • VCC → 5 V (Arduino)

    • GND → GND

    • Keep or remove JD-VCC jumper depending on isolation needs

  2. Control Signals:

    • IN1, IN2 → Arduino GPIO pins

    • Set pins LOW to activate corresponding relay

  3. Load Wiring:

    • Each relay channel: COM, NO, NC screw terminals

    • Use NO for normally-off operation or NC for normally-on setup

💡 Ensure common ground when sharing power; use separate power for JD-VCC if opting for isolation 

Applications

  • Home automation (lights, fans, pumps)

  • Controlling AC mains or DC motors

  • Robotics and IoT devices

  • Electrical isolation for sensitive electronics

  • DIY and industrial automation

Resources

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