Gravity: Digital 16A Relay Module

SKU: DFR0251

The Gravity Digital 16A Relay Module is a versatile plug-and-play solution for controlling high-power household appliances. With a standard Gravity Digital 3P interface, it's compatible with 3.3V/5V development boards such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP32, making it ideal for managing devices like air conditioners, induction cookers, electric heaters, and hair dryers.

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    Parameter Value
    Input Voltage(VCC) 3.3V - 5.5V
    Digital Input(D) High Level (3.0V or above), Low Level (0.9V or below)
    Interface Gravity Digital(PH2.0-3P)
    Contact Resistance 100mΩ(1A 24VDC)
    Max. Current (Res. Load) 16A(between COM and NO),7A(between COM and NC)
    Max. Switching Voltage 400VAC (between COM and NO)
    Max. Switching Power 4700VA
    Mechanical Endurance ≥10 million
    Electrical Endurance ≥50 thousand(16A, Res. Load)
    Operate Time ≤10ms
    Release Time ≤5ms
    Dimension 47*32*27 mm / 1.85*1.26*1.06 in (without shell)
    Weight 27g

    Pinout

    DFR0251 Gravity: Digital 16A Relay Module Pinout

    No. Label Description
    1 D Digital input.
    High level (3.0V or above), relay ON (COM connects to NO, disconnects from NC);
    Low level (0.9V or below) relay OFF (COM connects to NC, disconnects from NO)
    2 + Power positive(3.3~5.5V)
    3 - Power negative
    4 NC Normal Close
    5 COM Common
    6 NO Normal Open
    7 LED Relay status indicator (RED)
    ON: COM connects to NO
    OFF: COM connects to NC

    FAQ

    • I need to run a US residential outlet off of a relay. While I won't be pulling the maximum load that the circuit can support I do want to make sure everything is sized properly. Previous relays I purchased did not provide screw terminals sized for 14 gauge wire. This is what I typically find when looking at wiring for a standard 15A 125V outlet. Since this indicates that it supports 16A(it also says 20A at 125V) I would like to know if the screw terminals are sized appropriately.

      Hi Jay.

      Our product manager takes this matter very seriously and considers upgrading a version.
      Your advice will be very important to us.
      What is your full-load power supply voltage at that time?
      What kind of application scenario is it used for?
      Where is the spark generated?
      Can you take a picture or video for you?
      Thanks! ! !
      looking forward to your reply

    • Is it possible to use this relay with 3.3V, or do I need 5V ?

      HI, it requires 5V power supply.

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