1, Omron 5V solid state relay 240V 2A, output with resistance type fuse 240V 2A.
2, input power supply: 5V DC (160mA)
3. Input control signal voltage :(0-2.5V state low level relay ON) (3.3-5V state high level relay OFF)
Module interface:
Input part:
Module interface:
DC +: positive power supply (by relay voltage power supply)
DC-: connect power negative
CH: Relay Module signal triggering end (high level trigger effective)
Note:Power must be DC voltage and need to be consistent with the voltage relay
High level and low level meaning:
High level trigger refers to the signal trigger terminal (IN) and the negative electrode of the power supply
A forward voltage, usually one connected to the trigger terminal by the positive terminal of the supply
When the trigger terminal has a positive voltage or reaches the triggered voltage, the relay will pull.
Low trigger refers to the voltage between the signal trigger end and the negative terminal of the power supply
Is OV, or the voltage at the trigger terminal is lower than the voltage at the positive terminal of the supply,
Low enough to trigger the voltage when the relay pulls in, usually to turn the power supply on
The negative electrode is connected with the trigger end in a triggering way, so that the relay is pulled.
Electrical parameters:
Voltage version static current working current trigger voltage trigger current