8-Channel 24V Relay Module for Arduino & Raspberry Pi

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8-channel relay board powered by 24V, giving Arduino and Raspberry Pi eight independent GPIO-controlled switches for automation.

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Product Overview

The ShillehTek 8-Channel 24V Relay Module lets your Arduino or Raspberry Pi control up to eight devices independently, while powering the relay side from a 24V supply. Each relay acts like an electrically controlled on/off switch, so your code can toggle multiple loads for automation panels, test rigs, and control boxes. This is a strong fit for industrial-style projects where 24V power is already standard, and you want a clean way to switch multiple outputs from simple trigger signals.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. It is made for Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects where GPIO or digital output signals control the relay inputs, while the relay side is powered from a separate 24V supply.
The board is supplied pre-soldered for quick prototyping, so you can wire the control inputs, the 24V relay supply, and the relay output connections without soldering headers before use.
The relay side is designed to be powered from a 24V supply. The control side uses simple trigger signals from a microcontroller, letting code switch each relay channel independently.
It fits automation panels, test rigs, and control boxes that need software control of multiple on/off outputs. Eight independent relay channels let one controller switch several devices or circuits separately.
Check that the relay side has the required 24V supply and that each input is receiving the intended trigger signal from the controller. Also verify wiring to the relay contacts and the load’s own power source.

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Features & Specs

8 Independent Relay Outputs Control up to eight separate loads with individual trigger inputs.

24V Relay Power Ideal for systems that already run a 24V rail for relays and control hardware.

Perfect for Control Panels Great for multi-zone switching, automation cabinets, and test setups.

Arduino + Raspberry Pi Triggering Simple GPIO control logic per channel for quick integration.

Cleaner Multi-Load Wiring One board replaces multiple single relays and keeps builds organized.

Documents

Full Product Manual ShillehTek 8-Channel 24V Relay Module for Arduino Raspberry Pi Control | ShillehTek Product Manual In-depth setup guide with wiring, code examples, and troubleshooting.

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Customer Reviews

  • 5 stars: 4 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (17%)
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kozchris
Works as expected, sturdy board, well labeled

I've tried several Shillehtek products and been happy with them. This relay package is no exception. The board is sturdy, and well labeled. There is one typo where high is spelled heigh, but that happens in translation sometimes. I powered up the board and was able to trigger the relays as expected. You can use high or low triggering and that is set by individual jumpers for each relay. I'm happy with this device.

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Allen
Works, needs 12v power, PCB is a bit rough, kinda cheaply made but works.

Board is a little rough, edges fraying fiberglass, lots of flux left on the board underneath (see photo), and occasional mis-translations on the silkscreen (example: "high" logic level labeled as "height"). The requirement for 12v isn't great for a lot of projects as you'll need a second supply but might be helpful for something like automotive use maybe? Tested all channels with a 3.3v signal and everything works like I'd expect. Each channel has a TWS354 isolator which is a nice touch.

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NORMA B
Good value relay module

Picked this up for a robotics control project and it did the job. The board seems solid, the relay clicks cleanly, and installation was simple. Good value for anyone needing a basic multi-channel relay module.

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Ye Royal Ham Peddler
Works as designed.

Simple easy to use device. All the relays worked. Not much more you can ask for.

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Some person
Works, seems pretty good.

Seems to have advanced stealth technology. (Not really, but it's amusing, but which will not play into my review.)These are 12V relays which means that you need to supply 12V to them. I tested with lower input voltage and it did not work. The relays can either trigger high (Height on the board) or low. It comes with 8 jumpers, which were on my board set to high trigger.The isolation seems pretty decent. With the optoisolators, and the board design, (There's a cutout around the common of each relay, I think it should be fairly safe as setup, as long as you don't like put it in a metal box and allow contact. I would say both AC and DC should be good.)There's one hangup that's purely aesthetic, which is that 7 of the 8 are in a nice line, and setup well. However, the 8th is high on one side. Argh!Tested all of the relays and they all work. The PCB seems decently made though the LEDs seem a bit off and there's that one relay. (If it annoys me tomorrow, I may just hit it with the hot air gun and deal with it.)The relays are Songle SRD-12VDC-SL-C, 10 A AC (@125/250VAC) or DC (@28V/30V DC) (Not sure why they marked the lower voltages on them, as it's the current that matters below the max switched voltage. So if you weren't aware, that's 10A @ 0VAC-250VAC, or 0VDC-30VDC)My plan is to use this to control some 12V automotive systems so it should be good for that. Haven't decided on a pi or something else (esp/arduino), but either will be able to use this.Overall, despite the aesthetic issue, I give it 5/5 as everything seems good. If that changes I'll update the review.-----Story time. This thing somehow has some advanced optical camo, because unless it's in my hands it basically ceases to exist. First time I lost it, it was right under/behind a camera and I just couldn't see it. Then I dropped it into a box, several subsequent times I've put it next to testing stuff it's just blended in. I can't explain it, it should be visible easily with the blue relays and red pcb. It somehow just vanishes. You can be looking at it, and won't see it! Somehow this is leaked Martian stealth composites, err wrong universe. Like 6 times today! But somehow, despite that, I'll never unsee the uneven relay!

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Beaglemaster
necessary to protect the Single Board computer when controlling other electronics.

I ordered the "8-Channel 5V Relay Module – High & Low Level Trigger Relay Controller Board" but got the 4-channel relay instead so I am doing the review on the 4 channel relay. This module is necessary when interfacing/controlling different pieces of equipment that are powered with a different voltage. The circuit board is clearly marked for both input and outputs and how to change the trigger from a low level to a high level. There is a pwr light that shows power is connected to the board and has 4 mounting holes that facilitate mounting the board on a stable item.It does its job and seems to be quality made.