ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES FeatherWing Non-Latching Relay for Adafruit Feather

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RS Stock No.:
124-5530
Distrelec Article No.:
301-39-095
Mfr. Part No.:
2895
Manufacturer:
ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES
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Brand

ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES

Product Type

Relay Board

Power Management Function

Non-Latching Relay

For Use With

Adafruit Feather

Kit Classification

Development Board

Kit Name

FeatherWing

Standards/Approvals

No

Adafruit Non-Latching Mini Relay FeatherWing


FeatherWings add specific functionality to your Feather development board. They fit directly on top of your Feather using stacking header pins.

The non-latching mini relay FeatherWing gives you control over power so you can now turn on and off various devices including lamps, fans, solenoids. In fact, you can switch power for many small appliances that run on up to 250 V ac but you need check the amount of power – 60 W or less.

The non-latching relay, requires a single control pin, the SET pin. When set to high, the relay switches and a red LED lights. If power is lost then the relay will go back open.

In terms of how much power, you can switch up to 2A of resistive current at up to 30 V dc or 40 V ac. At 110 V dc, switch up to 0.3A, at 120 V ac up to 0.5 A, and at 250 V ac you can switch up to 0.6A. Check the datasheet for more details.

A 3-pin terminal block is supplied with this FeatherWing to wire it up with the device you are controlling and some light soldering is required.

A Latching Relay FeatherWing is also available (RS 124-5527) but requires two signal pins.

50.8 x 22.9 x 11.4 mm / 2" x 0.9" x 0.45"

Weight: 5.3 g

Adafruit FeatherWing Add-On Boards


Note

If using with high voltages of more than 24 V, use care and common sense. High voltages require experience, and are only for use by engineers who are comfortable with guidelines and know how to use it safely.

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