Esp8266 Relay Module Not Working at Neil Hanneman blog

Esp8266 Relay Module Not Working. A relay is an electrically operated switch and like any other switch, it that can be turned on or off, letting the current go through or not. That means the relay electromagnet is directly powered from the esp8266 power pin, so the relay module and the esp8266 circuits are not physically isolated from each other. What i have done is the following: Hi, i am making a nodemcu blynk home automation project. Hi, i'm testing two 3.3v relays (with optocoupler) on nodemcu esp8266. In my first post i wrote that i have esp8266 relay module in which esp01 communicates with relay board in serial. But it seems that if i connect any relays to this 3.3v and gnd (mark with yellow color on the picture). I'm using an nodemcu 0.9 and 4 channel 5v relay module. It can be controlled with low voltages, like the 3.3v provided by the esp8266 gpios and allows us to control high voltages like 12v, 24v or mains voltage (230v in europe and 120v in the us). Run the relay's vcc and gnd pins to the mcu, not the power plug. It is not clear from your question whether by the circuit not working you mean the relay or the ic?

But it seems that if i connect any relays to this 3.3v and gnd (mark with yellow color on the picture). Hi, i am making a nodemcu blynk home automation project. I'm using an nodemcu 0.9 and 4 channel 5v relay module. That means the relay electromagnet is directly powered from the esp8266 power pin, so the relay module and the esp8266 circuits are not physically isolated from each other. It is not clear from your question whether by the circuit not working you mean the relay or the ic? It can be controlled with low voltages, like the 3.3v provided by the esp8266 gpios and allows us to control high voltages like 12v, 24v or mains voltage (230v in europe and 120v in the us). Hi, i'm testing two 3.3v relays (with optocoupler) on nodemcu esp8266. In my first post i wrote that i have esp8266 relay module in which esp01 communicates with relay board in serial. A relay is an electrically operated switch and like any other switch, it that can be turned on or off, letting the current go through or not. Run the relay's vcc and gnd pins to the mcu, not the power plug.

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Esp8266 Relay Module Not Working Hi, i am making a nodemcu blynk home automation project. It can be controlled with low voltages, like the 3.3v provided by the esp8266 gpios and allows us to control high voltages like 12v, 24v or mains voltage (230v in europe and 120v in the us). I'm using an nodemcu 0.9 and 4 channel 5v relay module. Hi, i am making a nodemcu blynk home automation project. Run the relay's vcc and gnd pins to the mcu, not the power plug. But it seems that if i connect any relays to this 3.3v and gnd (mark with yellow color on the picture). It is not clear from your question whether by the circuit not working you mean the relay or the ic? What i have done is the following: A relay is an electrically operated switch and like any other switch, it that can be turned on or off, letting the current go through or not. Hi, i'm testing two 3.3v relays (with optocoupler) on nodemcu esp8266. In my first post i wrote that i have esp8266 relay module in which esp01 communicates with relay board in serial. That means the relay electromagnet is directly powered from the esp8266 power pin, so the relay module and the esp8266 circuits are not physically isolated from each other.