SPECIFICATIONS

High Level/Low Level 5V 1 Channel SSR G3MB-202P Solid State Relay Module 240V 2A Output with Resistive Fuse for Arduino

High Level and Low Level Meaning:
High-level triggering means that there is a forward voltage between the signal trigger terminal (IN) and the negative pole of the power supply. It is usually a triggering method in which the positive pole of the power supply is connected to the trigger terminal. When the trigger terminal has a positive voltage or reaches the trigger level When the voltage is applied, the relay is pulled in.
Low-level triggering refers to when the voltage between the trigger terminal of the signal and the negative pole of the power supply is OV. Or the voltage of the trigger terminal is lower than the voltage of the positive pole of the power supply. When the voltage is low enough to be triggered, the relay is pulled in. Usually, the A trigger method in which the negative pole of the power supply is connected to the trigger terminal. The relay is pulled in.

Features:
1. Using high-quality materials, the quality is guaranteed
2. The blue KF301 terminal is more convenient to connect the control line
3. With fuse
4. The appearance of the product is exquisite
5. Simple and convenient wiring

Specifications:
1.5V solid state relay 240V 2A, output with resistive fuse 240V 2A
2. Input power: 5V DC (160MA)
3. Input control signal voltage: (O-1.5V state low level relay ON) (2.5-5V state high level relay OFF)
4. The blue KF301 terminal is more convenient to connect the control line
5. Specifications: Low Level Trigger/High Level Trigger
Input section:
DC+: connect to the positive pole of the power supply (power supply according to the relay voltage)
DC-: Connect to the negative pole of the power supply
CH: Relay module signal trigger terminal (low level trigger is valid)

Package Included:
Module X1