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This is a monostable generator based on the NE555 integrated circuit. It has an adjustable delay time from 0 to 10 seconds using the potentiometer or by changing the capacitance. It is also capable of controlling the device below 220V/10A.

To use this Relay you need to connect the control input (number 3) pin to the 5V GPIO pin of the microcontroller board you are using and number 4 pin to GND and if 5V supply is on the there will be contact between number 1 and number 2 load pins.

It is a 5V 1 Channel Without Light Coupling Relay. The relay normally open interface maximum load: AC 250V/10A, DC 30V/10A. It has a trigger current of 5mA, and module working voltage of DC 5V. Each channel of the module can be triggered by a jumper to set a high level or a low level. Fault-tolerant design, even if the control line is disconnected, the relay will not move. With status indicator: power (green), 1-channel relay status indicator (red). All module size interfaces can be directly connected through the terminal block, which is convenient and practical.

A Solid State Relay is similar to a mechanic relay But it is a low-level trigger relay, So the relay will turn on at LOW level input (that is Digital 0 will turn ON the relay). And hence it can be controlled through a digital signal. Solid State Relay generates no noise and has a much longer lifespan in compared to the traditional mechanic relay.

When the input logic voltage is applied to the coil, the NC will disconnect from the COM breaking the conductivity between the two. At the same time, the NO will connect with the COM allowing conductivity between them. Depending on your wiring this will turn on or off the connected load

This is a 5V Relay Cube. This cube relay has an operating voltage of 5V and has a max current capacity of 10A. This makes it most suitable for use in microcontroller-based devices.

This 5V 2A 8-Channel SSR G3MB-202P Solid State Relay Module (Low level Trigger) is based on the G3MB SSR relay which can control up to 2A at 240VAC. This is an 8 Channel SSR relay module, each relay channel has 3 separate terminals, NO (Normal Open), COM (Common), NC (Normal Closed).

A Solid State Relay is similar to a mechanic relay where it can be controlled through a digital signal. Solid State Relay generates no noise and has a much longer lifespan in compared to the traditional mechanic relay.

When the input logic voltage is applied to the coil, the NC will disconnect from the COM breaking the conductivity between the two. At the same time, the NO will connect with the COM allowing conductivity between them. Depending on your wiring this will turn on or off the connected load.