1-Channel 5V Relay Board for Arduino & Raspberry Pi

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Single-channel 5V relay module that lets Arduino or Raspberry Pi switch external devices on and off using a GPIO signal.

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Product Overview

The 1-Channel 5V Relay Board lets an Arduino or Raspberry Pi control higher-voltage devices using a simple GPIO signal, acting like a safe electronic on/off switch for lights, fans, pumps, solenoids, and other loads. It takes a low-voltage control input from your microcontroller and toggles a mechanical relay, so you can isolate the control side from the load side while building automation projects. This module is ideal for smart home prototypes, timed switches, sensor-triggered power control, and DIY control panels where you need reliable switching from a 5V logic system.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. It is intended for GPIO-controlled projects with Arduino or Raspberry Pi, letting the board switch a separate higher-voltage load through its relay while the microcontroller handles only the low-voltage control signal.
No. ShillehTek relay boards are supplied pre-soldered for jumper-wire use, so setup is mainly connecting the control side to your microcontroller and wiring the relay side in series with the device you want to switch.
The module is a 5V relay board controlled by a simple GPIO input. Your microcontroller drives the low-voltage control side, and the mechanical relay provides an isolated on/off contact for a separate load circuit.
Yes. It is suited to GPIO-controlled on/off projects such as lights, fans, pumps, solenoids, timed switches, sensor-triggered power control, and DIY automation panels, provided the connected device stays within the relay board’s rated limits.
Check the contact rating printed on the relay or provided by the seller, then compare it with your load’s voltage and current. Do not rely only on the coil voltage; 5V describes the control side, not the switched load rating.

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Features & Specs

GPIO Controlled Switching Turn devices on or off from a microcontroller using a simple digital signal.

Isolation Between Control and Load Relay provides separation between low-voltage control wiring and the load circuit.

Great for Automation Perfect for lights, fans, pumps, solenoids, and DIY smart switch projects.

Arduino + Raspberry Pi Friendly Easy wiring and simple code for fast prototyping and testing.

Single Channel Module Clean, compact option when you only need one controllable output.

Documents

Full Product Manual ShillehTek 1-Channel 5V Relay Board for Arduino Raspberry Pi Relay Module | ShillehTek Product Manual In-depth setup guide with wiring, code examples, and troubleshooting.

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