Thread: not enough current for relays?
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11-08-2015 #9
Did not think of switching them directly.
Now i read that the relays i was going to use are triggered only by 5mA, so why would they not work?
By the way it looks a really quality stuff. and has LOW HIGH jumperson each pin. I have used it before with great success
Module Description :
1, the module uses genuine quality relay , normally open interfaces Maximum load : AC 250V/10A, DC 30V/10A;
2, using SMD optocoupler isolation , driving ability , stable performance ; trigger current 5mA;
3, the module voltage : 5V
4 , each way module can be set high or low triggered by jumper ;
5 , fault-tolerant design , even if the control line is broken , the relay will not operate ;
6 , the power indicator ( green ) , 8 relay status indicator ( red )
7 , interface design humane, all interfaces can be connected directly via terminal wiring leads , very convenient
8 , Module size : 141.5mm * 50mm * 18.5mm ( L * W * H )
9 , has four mounting bolts holes , hole 3.1mm, pitch 136mm * 44.5mm
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