MONKMAKES Relay for micro:bit, 16V 2A

The MONKMAKES Relay for micro:bit is a solid-state relay module designed to empower your BBC micro:bit to control higher-power circuits safely. While the micro:bit can directly switch LEDs, this relay is essential for managing devices that require more current, such as small motors, light bulbs, or heating elements.

It features a maximum switching capacity of 16V at 2A, making it perfect for educational projects, prototypes, and home automation. An integrated active LED power indicator provides clear visual feedback on the relay's status, confirming when the circuit is active.

Safety is a key priority, with a built-in resettable 'polyfuse' that protects against over-current conditions, helping to prevent damage to both the micro:bit and the connected components. The compact board is easy to integrate using alligator clips or soldered connections, offering a robust solution for bringing physical computing projects to life.

Key Features & Specifications

• Function: Enables micro:bit to switch higher-power, low-voltage devices on and off.
• Maximum Rating: 16V DC, 2A.
• Safety Feature: Resettable polyfuse for over-current protection.
• Indicator: Integrated LED power status indicator.
• Dimensions: 33mm (Width) x 43mm (Height) x 15mm (Depth).
• Weight: 8 grams.
• Compatibility: Designed specifically for use with the BBC micro:bit.

Ideal for students, hobbyists, and makers, this relay board is a fundamental component for learning about electronics, control systems, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Please note: the micro:bit, alligator clips, and other illustrated components are not included; the package contains the relay board only.