The KamodRPI Pico Safe Relay is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi Pico featuring four SPDT relays with galvanic isolation, optoisolated digital inputs, and LEDs indicating input and output states. The module is ideal for applications in building automation, robotics, and education, powered via micro USB or USB-C with automatic source selection.

The Raspberry Pi USB-C 45W Power Supply is a high-performance power source designed to work with the Raspberry Pi 5 and other devices compatible with the USB Power Delivery standard. Thanks to the dynamic selection of the voltage-current profile and the maximum power of 45 W, it allows for stable power supply for both single-board computers and external drives and mobile devices. It works well as a universal power solution in the workshop and educational environment

The official case for the Raspberry Pi 4 model B in black and gray. Made of plastic. Allows easy access to computer ports thanks to the removable top cover. The case has non-slip feet.

The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is boasting a 64-bit quad core processor BCM2837B0 running at 1.4GHz, dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless LAN, Bluetooth 4.2/BLE, faster Ethernet, and PoE capability via a separate PoE HAT

Modern SSDs are most commonly equipped with a high-speed NVMe interface, implemented through an NGFF connector with an M-key, known as M.2 M-key. The KAmod USB-PCIE-M2 adapter allows you to connect an M.2 M-key SSD to a computer via a USB port.

HAT module for Raspberry Pi with four SSR relays, intended for switching AC circuits up to 240 V and 2 A, with LED status indication and overvoltage protection

Prototyping platform for Raspberry Pi Pico, Pico W and Pico 2 with a 400-point breadboard, 4 LEDs, 8 addressable WS2812 LEDs, 4 push buttons, buzzer, potentiometer 0 - 3.3 V and photoresistor, featuring GPIO breakout on 2 x 20 pin headers and I2C Qwiic/STEMMA QT interface, dimensions 85 x 140 mm, designed for rapid prototyping and testing of electronic circuits, product page includes example test program for LED control with source code for Arduino IDE and MicroPython. KamamiLabs KAmodRPi Pico Prototyping Platform

The Raspberry Pi Cooler is an essential accessory for anyone who wants to ensure optimal operating conditions for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5. Efficient passive cooling effectively reduces the operating temperature of the module, which is crucial for ensuring reliability and long-term stability of the system. With this heatsink, users can fully utilize the capabilities of their Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 without worrying about overheating and the associated reduction in performance

Versatile CAN bus interface based on the MCP2518FD controller, enabling communication in CAN 2.0 and CAN FD modes via SPI interface, compatible with SBC computers, including Raspberry Pi 5, with additional security and the ability to support two modules simultaneously

The KAmod RPI 485&CAN Hat module extends the functionality of Raspberry Pi 5 boards (and others with a 3.3 V SPI interface) with two galvanically isolated RS485 interfaces and one CAN 2.0B interface. The RS485 interfaces are based on the SC16IS752 controller, and the CAN interface on the MCP2515 system. The isolated transceivers used (ADM2483 and TJA1052) increase resistance to interference. Communication takes place via two SPI interfaces, and additional power supply options (from RPi or external 8-32 V) and a stabilized 5 V output allow for flexibility in power supply. The module can be mounted on RPi 5, also with an Active Cooler radiator, and can work with other microcontrollers. The maximum transmission speeds are 500 kbps for RS485 and 1 Mbps for CAN

The expansion board for the Raspberry Pi Co allows you to connect to Pico HAT overlays designed for full-size Raspberry boards, and KAmod I2C series modules.

Evaluation board with a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller and a TCP/IP W5500 controller. WIZnet W5500-EVB-PICO

Prototyping board with a 2.54 mm pitch, designed for use with Raspberry Pi Pico, featuring three solderable hole areas and a complete set of 20-pin female and male connectors. KAmodRPI Pico Protoboard

LTE CAT-1 HAT communication module with integrated GNSS receiver, based on the SimCom A7670E-FASE modem, designed for Raspberry Pi. Enables data transmission in LTE and GSM networks and precise GPS positioning in IoT and industrial applications. KAmod LTE CAT1-GNSS

The heatsink helps maintain a safe operating temperature for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W during continuous or intensive use. The kit is ideal for automation projects, embedded systems, and compact installations where reliable passive cooling is essential

In an environment of 25℃, the ED-Pi4PCOOLER can lower the temperature of the Raspberry Pi 4 by approximately 15℃. This enables the Raspberry Pi 4 CPU to maintain its maximum operating frequency of 1800MHz continuously.

Connecting ribbon with a length of 15 cm (40 wires), terminated on both sides with 2x20 pin female connectors. The cable can be used to connect Raspberry Pi with prototyping accessories (eg T-Cobbler Plus)

The KAmodRPi5 PCIe-M.2 adapter allows you to easily connect an NVME SSD to a Raspberry Pi 5 computer, ensuring universal installation, communication via the PCI Express interface, stable power supply voltage and LED indicators, while maintaining compatibility with HAT modules and official cooling

LTE CAT-1 HAT-format communication module with the SimCom A7670E-LASE modem, designed for Raspberry Pi, enabling wireless data transmission in LTE and GSM networks with support for Internet protocols and AT command control. KAmod LTE CAT1