Relays - Function An electromechanical switch that uses a low power control signal to switch a higher power circuit. It provides electrical isolation between the control side and the load. - Key benefits Isolates control electronics from the load to protect sensitive components Enables safe control of high power devices from microcontrollers or automation controllers Simple integration with standard control boards and relay modules - Compatibility and configurations Designed to work with common control signals used in automation and electronics projects Available in multiple contact configurations to fit different loads and circuits Suitable for use with standard relay modules and control systems - Size and construction Compact form factor for panel mounting and compact assemblies Robust construction for reliable operation in typical control environments - Performance attributes Fast, repeatable switching with clear separation of control and load circuits Built for everyday relay applications with dependable operation - Use scenarios Home automation: switch lights, outlets, or fans from a microcontroller or smart hub Industrial control: start or stop small motors or actuators via PLCs or control relays Equipment diagnostics: isolate test or measurement equipment from high voltage circuits during maintenance