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Green rectangular circuit board with relay, adjustable potentiometer, and terminal blocks

Traditions (Generic)

Traditions (Generic) 12V DC Time Delay Relay Module NE555 0-60s Adjustable Timer Switch Board

SKU CH-X33Q-J56JG

A 12 V DC relay module with an NE555 timer adjustable from 0 to 60 seconds

  • Adjustable timing from 0 to 60 seconds using NE555
  • 12 V DC operation suits low-voltage control circuits
  • Relay output enables switching of external loads
  • Compact module simplifies timer integration in projects

Adjustable 12V Timer Module

This 12V DC time-delay relay uses an NE555 timer to provide an adjustable switching window from zero to 60 seconds. It suits hobbyists and technicians who need a simple, repeatable delay for lighting, motor or sensor circuits.

Continuous Operation Behaviour

Under sustained load the relay contacts remain closed for the full programmed interval without drift. The NE555 oscillator maintains stable timing as long as the 12V supply stays within specification, making the board reliable for repeated cycling in automation tasks.

Highlights

  • Adjustable timing from 0 to 60 seconds using NE555
  • 12 V DC operation suits low-voltage control circuits
  • Relay output enables switching of external loads
  • Compact module simplifies timer integration in projects

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 12V DC Time Delay Relay Module draw when running continuously?

The module operates from a 12 V DC supply and uses the NE555 timer to drive the relay coil only during the active period, so average consumption stays very low.

What else must I already own to make this timer switch board work?

You need a 12 V DC power source, a load to switch through the relay contacts, and wiring to connect the power, trigger signal and output terminals.

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