Bluetooth Relay Board

Bluetooth Relay Board at a Glance...

  • 16 Relays Installed on a Circuit Board
      - Choose 5, 10, 20 or 30 Amp Relays Installed
      - Highly Reliable Under Almost Any Conditions
      - Industry Leading Command Set
      - Expandable to 256 Relays
  • Next Generation Bluetooth - New for 2020
      - 200 to 300 Ft. Wireless Range
      - Mounts as a Virtual COM Port on PC/Laptop
      - Soft AP Web Interface for Configuration
      - FCC Certified Bluetooth with 320′ Range
  • Industry Leading Command Set
      - Send Specific Commands to Trigger Relays
      - Trigger Any or All Relays
      - Program in Almost any Language
      - Read 0 to 5 Volt Sensors

Selecting the Proper Amperage

For more information on selecting a board with the correct relay amperage for your application see Choosing a Proper Amperage.

NextGen Bluetooth Relay Interface

The NexGen Bluetooth/WiFi interface that will allow you control relays wirelessly over a Bluetooth connection.  By implementing the Bluetooth Serial Port Profile, the board will appear to your computer as a standard COM port, making it easy to communicate wireless data via Bluetooth between the PC and the device.  Users have the ability to set the Bluetooth discovery name and PIN number via the integrated Web Page using Soft AP mode.

Selecting a Bluetooth Relay Series

Bluetooth Relay BoardThe 16-Channel boards are available in the ProXR version.  The boards have firmware installed and accept the ProXR command set, the industry leading command set for controlling relays.  All ProXR boards are expandable to 256 relays. 

Selecting a Bluetooth Relay Board

What amperage relay do you need?  Below you will find the 16-channel Bluetooth Relay boards available.  The difference being the amperage of the relays installed.  Choose a board that accommodates the amperage you are switching.  You will find SPDT relays in the 5, 10 and 20 amp versions and an SPST version in 30 amp.  DPDT versions are also available with 1, 3 or 5 amp relays installed.  For more information on selecting the correct amperage for your application see Choosing a Proper Amperage.