4-Relay Shield for Arduino

This 4-channel shield is designed for the Arduino UNO R3 and R4 and is ideal for switching high-current devices such as household appliances. With built-in LED indicators and easy direct connection to microcontrollers, it is perfect for automation projects.

SKU 7330-KS0251EAN 8219671062435Item type: Assembled, Kit, Shields & add-ons

Description

4-channel shield with 5V relays, designed to be compatible with the Arduino UNO R3 and R4 boards. This module lets you switch high-current devices such as household appliances. Each relay is driven by a HIGH signal and can handle loads up to 120V AC/3A or 24V DC/3A.

The KS0251 has four relays, wired respectively to digital pins 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the Arduino board. When one of these pins is set HIGH, the corresponding relay pulls in and its indicator LED lights up. The shield has a standard interface that allows a direct connection to microcontrollers.

Easy to fit and easy to use, this shield is ideal for home automation projects and for remote control of devices.

Main features
  • Standard interface for direct connection to microcontrollers.
  • Fully compatible with the UNO R3/R4 boards.
  • Lets you control various appliances and other high-current equipment.
  • 3 holes for M3 screws for easy mounting.
Keystudio Arduino 4-Relay Shield
PINOUT
KS0251 - Arduino shield with 4 relays
Documentation and useful links

Technical details

Operation the relay shield runs on 5V with an active HIGH signal
Contact rating 120V AC / 3A; 24V DC / 3A
LED indicators 4 red LEDs light up when the corresponding relay is energised
Power input 5V DC
Number of channels 4
PCB colour black
Dimensions 69mmx54mmx26mm
Weight 39.4g

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