This 5-Channel relay module is very well build. It uses optocouplers and even has cutted isolations of the board for security reasons. But beware that you need do remove the jumper and supply with 5V for the optocouplers to be usefull. If you dont care then you do not need any modification for it to work. The current for 1 Releay is about 80mA! Keep that in mind if you plan to supply it by an Arduino.

This 5-Channel relay module is very well build. It uses optocouplers and even has cutted isolations of the board for security reasons. But beware that you need do remove the jumper and supply with 5V for the optocouplers to be usefull. If you dont care then you do not need any modification for it to work. The current for 1 Releay is about 80mA! Keep that in mind if you plan to supply it by an Arduino.

This 5-Channel relay module is very well build. It uses optocouplers and even has cutted isolations of the board for security reasons. But beware that you need do remove the jumper and supply with 5V for the optocouplers to be usefull. If you dont care then you do not need any modification for it to work. The current for 1 Releay is about 80mA! Keep that in mind if you plan to supply it by an Arduino.

The relays turn on when the signal pin is LOW or connected to ground. Each relay has a normally open and normally closed output. To use the optocoupler you need to remove the jumper and connect 5V to JD-VCC and GND. You should connect an external 5V power source to JD-VCC if you use it with an Arduino because four relays draw a lot of current and can fry the Arduino.

The relays turn on when the signal pin is LOW or connected to ground. Each relay has a normally open and normally closed output. To use the optocoupler you need to remove the jumper and connect 5V to JD-VCC and GND. You should connect an external 5V power source to JD-VCC if you use it with an Arduino because four relays draw a lot of current and can fry the Arduino.

The relays turn on when the signal pin is LOW or connected to ground. Each relay has a normally open and normally closed output. To use the optocoupler you need to remove the jumper and connect 5V to JD-VCC and GND. You should connect an external 5V power source to JD-VCC if you use it with an Arduino because four relays draw a lot of current and can fry the Arduino.