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Traditions (Generic)

Traditions (Generic) 5V-30V Micro USB Adjustable Delay Relay Timer Module computer power cord

SKU CH-DJ4D-3W6V5

Adjustable delay relay timer module with micro USB power input operating from 5V to 30V

  • Adjustable delay timing from 5V to 30V input
  • Micro USB power supply for convenient connectivity
  • Relay timer control automates switching operations
  • Smart electronics design enables precise delay control

Adjustable Delay Relay Timer Module

This Traditions module provides adjustable delay timing for power control tasks. It operates across a 5V to 30V input range and connects via Micro USB for power. The relay switch function suits automation or sequencing needs in electronics projects.

For hobbyists and custom builders

This module suits users building custom timing circuits or automation setups. Buyers needing a standard PC mains cable or a fixed-voltage power cord should look elsewhere. It is not a direct replacement for internal computer power connectors.

Highlights

  • Adjustable delay timing from 5V to 30V input
  • Micro USB power supply for convenient connectivity
  • Relay timer control automates switching operations
  • Smart electronics design enables precise delay control

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What comes in the box with the relay timer module and what else do I need to power it?

The module ships alone; you must supply a 5 V to 30 V DC source and a Micro USB cable to feed it.

How do I decide which voltage to select between 5 V and 30 V for my application?

Match the supply to your load — any voltage in the 5 V–30 V range works, so choose the one your circuit already uses.

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