Qwiic Single Relay - module with 5.5A/240VAC relay

Module with 16 relays and 8 GPIO pins and 8 analog inputs. It communicates via the RS485, USB or Ethernet interface and supports the Modbus RTU/TCP protocol. Numato Lab NLRM1001-A

The module with 4 relays, designed to work with the micro:bit. It allows you to control devices with operating parameters up to 120VAC/2A or 24VDC/2A. SB Components 14118

Module with 2 relays with a maximum switching current of 7 A. Equipped with the ATmega328P microcontroller, it can be programmed in the Arduino IDE. Numato Lab PRLY001

4-channel switch module with a maximum voltage of 16 V and a current of 2 A based on a MOSFET transistor. It is controlled by digital inputs. It is equipped with a screw connection and status LEDs. Adafruit 5757

Module with 4 5 V relays with a maximum switching current of 2 A. It communicates via the USB interface and does not require an additional power supply. Enclosure included. Numato Lab USBPOWRL004E

The module with the HLS8-T73 relay with a load up to 5 A. The board is equipped with a Grove connector and is controlled by a digital input. Seeed Studio 103020005

The module with SSR BT136S relay with a load of up to 2 A, designed for M5Stack sets. The board is equipped with a Grove connector and is controlled by a digital input. M5Stack U122

Module with 8 SSR relays with a load of up to 3 A. The board communicates via the USB interface. Numato Lab SSR80001-AC

Module with 5V relay and timer. It allows the implementation of delayed switching on or off of the circuit with adjustable time in the range from 1 s to 100 s and from 1 s to 15 min.

The module with the TPL5110 timer, which can generate a signal with an adjustable period from 100 ms to 2 h. It also works well as an external Watchdog Timer. Adafruit 3435

Module with 8 SSR relays with a load of up to 3 A. The board is equipped with the ULN2003 system and communicates via a digital interface. Numato Lab SSRC80001-DC

The module is equipped with eight 10A / 250VAC relays controlled independently via a serial bus (UART) or from a PC (through a microUSB connector). The NO / NC contacts of the relays have been led to the ARK screw terminals. The board recommended for use with Arduino enables the control of eight relays using only two microcontroller lines. ICSTATION ICSE014A

Module with 16 relays with a maximum switching current of 7 A. It communicates via a USB interface. Numato Lab RL160001-24

Module with a 12 V relay and a timer. It allows you to turn the device on and off cyclically at a specified time using potentiometers. It can also operate in single trigger mode, which allows the device to be turned on after a signal has been applied for a specified period of time. The operating time can be adjusted from 1 s to 100 s or from 1 s to 15 min

Module with one 240V/2A relay controlled by 5V with a fuse triggered by a high state. modSSR-1CH-H

Pololu 5424 enables precise switching of loads up to 10 A at voltages up to 30 V, providing galvanic isolation as well as silent and maintenance-free operation thanks to the use of a solid-state relay. Ideal for controlling devices in RC systems, automation, and projects requiring durability and reliability.