
Control low voltage devices with your micro:bit using this solid-state switch. Features 16V max, LED indicator & polyfuse.
The MONKMAKES Switch for micro:bit is a simple solid-state switch designed to integrate with the micro:bit platform. This switch allows an output from a micro:bit to turn low voltage devices on and off, providing a solution for controlling various electronic components.
With a maximum voltage rating of 16V, this switch can be used with light bulbs, motors, and small heating elements. For safety and ease of use, the board features an active LED indicator to show when the switch is in operation, as well as a resettable polyfuse to protect against over-current conditions.
It is important to note that this switch is not suitable for switching high voltage AC. The maximum voltage is 16V. The kit contains the switch board only, allowing you to incorporate it into your existing micro:bit projects.
Key Features
Whether you are building educational projects or simple automation setups, this switch provides a way to control low voltage devices directly from your micro:bit.
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