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ESP32_Relay X4 (AC/DC powered)
ESP32_Relay X4 (AC/DC powered)
Device Type: relayElectrical Standard: globalBoard: esp32
Product description
This is a 4-relay board with an ESP32-WROOM-E that can be powered from either AC mains or a wide range of DC. The board can be powered either via 120-220VAC, 7-30VDC or 5VDC (separate connectors).
Each relay has COM+NO+NC exposed. The board also exposes a plethora of free GPIOs to use on solder pads.
Link: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008762604101.html
Note: v1.1 of this board is nearly identical except the chip is an ESP32-WROOOM-32E
Pinout
This board has two double-row headers 10x2 for every GPIO pin on its ESP32 and a single row header for flashing. Programming can be done with 3.3V connected to 5V pin and GPIO0 connected to GND (via jumper or a push button). After flasing, if you want to test the board - it has to be powered properly via dedicated connectors, or via 5VDC applied to 5V ping. If you'll power it up with 3.3V on 5V pin - the MCU will brownout.
Programming header pinout
Pin | Comment |
---|---|
5V | Do not use 5V for programming |
TX | Exposed on board 3.3V level! |
RX | Exposed on board 3.3V level! |
GND | |
GND | |
GPIO0 | 3.3V level! (Connected to a push button for programing) |
Internal pinout
Pin | Function |
---|---|
GPIO23 | Status LED |
GPIO32 | Relay #1 |
GPIO33 | Relay #2 |
GPIO25 | Relay #3 |
GPIO26 | Relay #4 |
Basic Config
esphome: name: ac-dc-relay-x4 friendly_name: ac-dc-relay-x4
esp32: board: esp32dev framework: type: esp-idf
switch: - platform: gpio pin: GPIO32 name: "Relay 1" - platform: gpio pin: GPIO33 name: "Relay 2" - platform: gpio pin: GPIO25 name: "Relay 3" - platform: gpio pin: GPIO26 name: "Relay 4"
status_led: pin: GPIO23