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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD LED Delay Timer Control Switch Board 12V Relay Module Cycle Triggered Delay Power Outage

SKU CH-KSDV-H79Y5

Adjustable 12V relay module provides cycle-triggered delay switching for motors and light strips

  • Adjustable 12 V relay timing suits motor or light-strip projects
  • Cycle-triggered delay activates after each power event
  • Power-outage function keeps sequence intact through interruptions
  • LED indicator shows timer status at a glance

Adjustable 12V Relay Timer Board

The LORDWORLD LED delay timer control switch board provides an adjustable 12V relay module designed for cycle-triggered delay and power-outage functions. It suits hobbyists and installers who need programmable timing control for motors or light strips in 12-volt systems.

Upgrading from fixed-delay or manual switches

This module replaces simple on-off switches or non-adjustable timers when a project requires configurable delay cycles and automatic recovery after power loss. The jump is worth it for 12V applications that demand repeatable, hands-free sequencing without external microcontrollers.

Highlights

  • Adjustable 12 V relay timing suits motor or light-strip projects
  • Cycle-triggered delay activates after each power event
  • Power-outage function keeps sequence intact through interruptions
  • LED indicator shows timer status at a glance

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What voltage power supply does the 12V relay module require?

The module operates from a 12V DC supply that matches the relay coil rating.

How is the delay time set on the adjustable timer board?

Turn the on-board potentiometer clockwise to increase the delay or anticlockwise to decrease it before applying power.

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