NOYITO8-Channel Micro USB Relay Module USB Smart Control Switch USB Intelligent Control Switch
Details
- Connector TypeMicro Usb
- Contact MaterialSilver
- Contact TypeNormally
- Current Rating10 Amps
- Mounting TypePCB Mount
Description
🔧 Unlock the Power of Automation!
- SAFETY FIRST - Built-in overcurrent protection ensures your devices stay safe.
- VISUAL FEEDBACK - LED indicators keep you informed of power and relay status at a glance.
- SEAMLESS CONTROL - Effortlessly manage up to 8 channels with a simple USB connection.
- ROBUST PERFORMANCE - Experience reliable operation with a high-performance microcontroller.
- VERSATILE POWER OPTIONS - Choose between USB or external power supply for ultimate flexibility.
The NOYITO 8-Channel Micro USB Relay Module is a cutting-edge control switch designed for seamless automation. With its robust microcontroller and versatile power options, this module allows you to manage multiple devices effortlessly. Featuring a high relay capacity and built-in safety mechanisms, it’s perfect for both hobbyists and professionals looking to enhance their projects.
Reviews
C**L
Well packaged, quickly delivered, works well to the degree I can test it
Alas, I think Amazon is preventing me from including pointers to Linux drivers out there, but Google is your friend.I've tested it and it works great under light loads (slow changes, small current through the relays). It does not seem to react well to switches changing in milliseconds, but I have no idea if that is a USB problem or hardware problem or perhaps confusion on my part.Given my experience with similar components, I believe the documented current ratings, but have not tested that yet. If it doesn't live up to the claims, I'll update this review.AS EXPECTED
D**D
Relay ON/OFF status query command doesn't work
Sending 0xFF to a four relay board returns the status of the four relays. Sending the same command to an eight relay board returns 0x01 and seven 0x00 bytes. Sending commands to turn various relays on or off works fine.
A**F
Great!
Works fine with RS232 virtual port.
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