SparkFun Qwiic Quad Relay (COM-16566)
The Qwiic Quad Relay is a product designed for switching not one, but four high powered devices, from your Arduino or other low powered microcontroller using I2C. It's rocking four relays on its' PCB rated up to 5 Amps per channel at 250VAC. Each channel is sporting its own colored LED and silk for easy identification, and has screw terminals for easy connection.
The board is made to integrate easily into the Qwiic environment with Qwiic connectors on each side for easy daisy chaining. At the heart of the product is an ATtiny84 with its own I2C address awaiting for I2C commands that are designated to turn on and off individual channels or all the channels at once! All of this is detailed nicely in provided example code, which also walks you through changing the boards single I2C address. There is a four pin header broken out for those of you not taking advantage of the Qwiic connector.
The onboard barrel jack is rated for wall warts in the range, 7-15V but there is a jumper on the underside in the case that your wall wart is 5V. Messing with such high voltage can be dangerous! We've included many safety precautions onto the PCB including, wide traces designed for high amperage, ground isolation between the relay and other circuitry, and a milled out area around the common pin of the relay.
- /Firmware - Latest firmware and examples.
- /Arduino Example - Examples on how to use the product with buttons and switches, with hardware interrupts and without.
- /Hardware - Eagle design files (.brd, .sch)
- Hookup Guide - Basic hookup guide
- SparkFun Qwiic Relay Ardruino Library - SparkFun Arduino Library for controlling the Qwiic Single and Quad Relay
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