Raspberry Pi Zero Power + Relay HAT
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The Raspberry Pi Zero Power + Relay HAT is designed as an all-in-one simple automation add on for the Raspberry Pi Zero. It combines the beefy 5V 3A power supply from our series of Raspberry Pi Power HAT with a 10A relay and a Qwiic / STEMMA QT port.
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Description
The Raspberry Pi Zero Power + Relay HAT is designed as an all-in-one simple automation add on for the Raspberry Pi Zero. It combines the beefy 5V 3A power supply from our series of Raspberry Pi Power HAT with a 10A relay. These are ideal for situations where 7-16V DC power is readily available and higher voltage / current loads need to be switched.
To add to the functionality, we have also included an Adafruit STEMMA QT / SparkFun Qwiic socket so additional Qwiic / STEMMA QT sensors and breakout boards can be added with ease!
This HAT is compatible with the Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero 1.3 / Zero W / Pi 2W and uses GPIO pins 4 (Pin 7) on the GPIO header. The board is fully assembled with a Raspberry Pi GPIO header, meaning no soldering required for Pi Zeros with the mating headers already installed!
Features
- Fits directly on the Pi\'s 40 pin GPIO header
- Relay on GPIO 4
- No Soldering Required
- Compatible with all models of the Raspberry Pi Zero
- Switch up to 10A
- 5V 3A Output to power Raspberry Pi
- Fused and Reverse Polarity Protected Power Input
- Recommended Input: 7 - 16VDC
- Ideal for 12V power systems
Package Contents
1 x Raspberry Pi Zero Power + Relay HATMay We Also Suggest…
Warranty Policy
This product has a 30 Day Warranty from the date of delivery. The item must not be modified, abused, incorrectly hooked up, or used for purposes outside the original scope of design.
Return Policy
This product is returnable Within 14 Days of delivery for a store credit. Item must be unopened, unused, and in re-saleable condition.
Keith (verified owner) –
What is the duty cycle of the relay? Can it be turned on and remain on for several hours?
I want to use it to control a cooling fan for an MPPT Charge Controller. Thank You!
Chris @ BCR –
Hi Keith,
These will handle 100% duty cycle – shouldn’t be an issue.