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HiLetgo 5V 8 Channel Relay Module with OPTO-Isolated Support High and Low Level Trigger

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About this item

  • HiLetgo 5V 8 Channel Relay Module
  • the module voltage is 5V, 9,12 V, 24V
  • Using SMD OPTOCOUPLER isolation


5V 8 Channel Relay Module With OPTO-Isolated Support High and Low Level Trigger
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 is 5V, 9,12 V, 24V are available ;
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
Interface:
1. DC+: Connect to the Positive of the power supply
2. DC-: Connect the Negative of the power supply
3. IN1-IN8: According to each channel, the relay suction can be controlled by high or low level
Relay output:
24 wire interfaces, all interfaces are able to be leaded directly with wire. Easy to use.
1. NO1--NO8: Relay module normally open interfaces, relays dangling before the snap, after snap, it's connected to COM.
2. COM1--COM8: Relay common interfaces.
3. NC1--NC8: Relay normally closed interfaces. Relay will be short connected to the COM before snap, it's open after suction.
High and low level trigger select port:
1. S1-S8 are 1-8 channels in turns, Choice of high and low level trigger
2. When the COM is shorted connected to the Low, the relay was triggered by low level. When the COM is shorted connected to the High, the relay was triggered by high level.


Chameleon
2025-09-01 14:48:00
I am very happy with this product. The individual jumpers that can be used to set each relay for active high or active low triggering is really nice. It isn't very common from my experience, but I have had the need for one or two relays to trigger differently than the rest on multiple projects in the past.Like nearly every relay board you'll find here, they use cheap screw terminals. They work fine, but when clamped down without a wire inside, the metal tab seen in the front bends to create a ramp that slightly interferes with inserting wires (especially flexible small wires). On the board I received, every single terminal was "ramped." Just back off the screw most of the way and gently pry the tab upwards until it's inline with the screw. Voilà - there's now lots of room. To make the connection the best it can be, if you don't have ferrules, tin the wires and then smash the tinned part with a pair of pliers to give it a wide, flat profile.In the pic attached, the three terminals in the middle (#4, 5 and 6) are "ramped," and I already "opened up" the rest.
Chris
2025-07-01 12:33:23
These relays are nice for arduino projects. They require 5v at the DC+ terminal but can easily be triggered directly by a 3.3 volt GPIO pin (ESP8266).Would love it if someone could build one of these with a set of bi-stable latching relays for my low voltage battery powered project but have not found one yet!
Marty
2025-06-22 10:45:22
Easy to connect and does the job well
Louis LaBrunda
2025-05-23 13:40:37
One of the screws for the driver connections was a little off.
Ian Stumpe
2025-05-11 14:29:13
I bought two of these modules and in both cases 6 of the 8 relays failed to close after less then 3k cycles. The relays were powering 12VDC @ 1.31A solenoids at 250ms on 4sec off all within spec for these relays per their datasheet. I have used similar 8ch relay modules from other manufactures without issue. I will not buy this brand again.
AlohaDesert
2025-04-07 15:17:27
I'm driving this unit directly from an ESP32, no pull-resistors. So yes a 3.3V Arduino will switch this 5V device. I was happy that it worked perfectly from the first moment I turned it on. The terminal blocks used for output leads are plastic, I wired them to a more sturdy terminal strip as added insurance since the people who'll be dealing with device aren't always graceful with wires and screw driver. Other wise this is a five star purchase, we'll worth its price.
Twisted Time
2025-03-01 11:39:28
these are great for projects can't beat the price
TheGeek
2025-02-06 18:48:32
Built from quality materials and parts good documentation great performance!
Sergius Paulus
2025-01-28 12:21:26
J'ai acheté le module 8 relais, que je trouve excellent, les 8 relais fonctionnent parfaitement...Au début j'ai eu du mal à visser le câblage à petits brins ronds, car il ne tenait pas bien lorsque je vissais sur le module...J'ai trouvé une astuce, avec une pince, j'ai aplati les petits fils en brins ronds, pour faire des contacts au bout aplati à visser sur le module, ça marche très bien et c'est très solideIl y a des contacts plats sur certains de mes câblages, que j'ai trempés dans de la soudure, pour faire une belle surface plane et qui se sont très bien vissés sur le module...Avec la marque HiLetgo: il n'y a pas d'erreur, les relais 5 V 8 voies avec déclencheur isolé de niveau haut et bas OPTO font partie des meilleurs modules relais ==> Note 5/5