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Supersuperuncle DC 5V-36V Dual MOS Cycle Trigger Timer Delay Relay Module Switch

SKU CH-RRQK-0SYFQ

A DC 5V-36V dual MOS cycle trigger timer delay relay module switch with 20mA quiescent and 50mA operating current

  • Wide input range up to 36 V suits many DC systems
  • Dual MOS design gives reliable switching for timer delay tasks
  • Low 20 mA quiescent draw saves power in standby
  • 50 mA operating current supports efficient active operation

DC 5V-36V dual MOS timer module

This module provides a dual MOS cycle trigger timer delay relay switch operating across a DC 5V to 36V supply range. It draws a quiescent current of 20mA and an operating current of 50mA. An onboard LED indicates status for easy monitoring.

Suits hobbyists building custom timing circuits

Ideal for experimenters needing adjustable cycle control within the stated voltage window. Not for buyers who require a higher voltage rating or lower standby current than the specified figures. Builders needing more than two MOS channels should look at alternative modules.

Highlights

  • Wide input range up to 36 V suits many DC systems
  • Dual MOS design gives reliable switching for timer delay tasks
  • Low 20 mA quiescent draw saves power in standby
  • 50 mA operating current supports efficient active operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power source is required for the module to operate?

The module operates from a DC supply between 5 V and 36 V, drawing 50 mA while active and 20 mA in quiescent state.

Can the module switch loads that are driven by older 5 V logic circuits?

Yes, the dual MOS output can be triggered by a 5 V signal, allowing it to work alongside legacy 5 V hardware.

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