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Vszerda 5PCS Relay HF3FF-005-1ZST 5V 5PIN 12A/125VAC

SKU CH-VG1S-ETE7C

Pack of five 5 V, 5-pin relays rated 12 A at 125 VAC for switching circuits

  • 5 relays included for multi-project builds
  • 5 V coil voltage suits low-power control circuits
  • 12 A switching capacity handles mains-level loads
  • 125 V AC rating covers standard household circuits

Five-piece 5 V relay pack

This pack contains five HF3FF-005-1ZST relays, each with a 5 V coil and five pins. They suit hobbyists and technicians building or repairing low-voltage control circuits. The new components arrive ready for through-hole soldering or socket mounting. Each unit switches up to 12 A at 125 V AC.

Rated for 12 A resistive loads at 125 V AC

The contacts handle typical mains-powered lamps, fans or small heaters within that current limit. Coil voltage is fixed at 5 V, so the relays cannot be driven directly from 12 V or 24 V sources without external circuitry. They are not suited for loads exceeding 12 A or for higher-voltage switching.

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Questions about this item

Will the 5 V coil on the HF3FF-005-1ZST work with the 5 V logic rail on my existing Arduino board?

Yes, the relay is the 5 V variant and its coil is designed for a 5 V control signal, matching a standard 5 V logic rail.

How can I verify the contacts are switching correctly after wiring the 5-pin relay?

Apply 5 V across the coil pins and listen for the audible click; then measure continuity across the normally-open and common pins — it should show a closed circuit when energised.

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