Delay Timer Relay Disconnect Relay Module Time Delay Switch DC 12V For Robot & Intelligent Car DIY Electronic

Name: Delay Timer Relay Disconnect Relay Module Time Delay Switch DC 12V For Robot & Intelligent Car DIY Electronic
SKU: 60e53eb069f3c90140c708d2
Price: 46.06 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.654205607476635 (107 reviews)

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First, size: 6.8CM * 2.1CM

Second, the main chip: NE555

Third, the working voltage: 12 volts DC

Four characteristics:

1, power relay immediately pull, then disconnect delay 1-10s. Specifically: 12v power supply to the relay, the relay immediately pull state relay output is: normally open with the public is turned off normally closed to public; wait until the delay 1-10s (adjustable), the relay is switched off in this case, the state of the relay output is: normally open and public disconnected, NC and public conduction; as long as uninterruptible power module, this state will remain.

2, the delay time is adjustable, (0 to 10 seconds)

4, increasing the potential can increase the delay time

5, increasing the capacitor C1 can increase the delay time

6, with input power indicator

7, with relay indicator

8, can control AC 220V / 10A about equipment. (Maximum control equipment 2000W)

9, with freewheeling protection relay.

10, the delay time formula: T = 1.1RC. For example: Capacitor 100uf, resistance 100K T = 1.1 * 100000 * 0.0001 = 11 seconds

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October 26, 2023

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June 14, 2022

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Customer

January 4, 2024

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Today I wanted to use this relay, and it turns out it doesn't work. The relay itself clicks, there is a delay, but there is no power at the output. There is no plus or minus. After disassembling the relay (blue), I started checking it with a tester and it’s not clear how it works. Power goes to the coil and that's it, there is nothing else either at the input or at the output. I had to cut one track and solder two wires so that it would work as I needed, that is, power would be supplied after 10 seconds. The light turns on. See on the picture.