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ESP-12F_Relay_X2
ESP-12F_Relay_X2
Device Type: relayElectrical Standard: globalBoard: esp8266
Product description
This is a 2-relay board with an ESP-12F.
Each relay has COM+NO+NC exposed. Product descriptions don't seem to specify maximum load.
The board can be powered either via 90-250VAC or via 7-30VDC, or via 5VDC (separate connectors).
I bought it from: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003516399175.html (no affiliation, no guarantee it will continue to exist).
Search for more: https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?SearchText=esp-12f+relay+2+channel
GPIO Pinout
This board has headers for every GPIO pin on its ESP-12F.
| Pin | Comment |
|---|---|
| 5V | Do not use 5V for programming |
| TX | 3.3V level! |
| RX | 3.3V level! |
| GPIO0 | 3.3V level! (pulled up, connect to GND for flashing) |
| GND | |
| GND |
| Pin | Comment |
|---|---|
| 3V3 | For programming, inject 3.3V power here |
| 3V3 | For programming, inject 3.3V power here |
| 5V | |
| 5V | |
| GND | |
| GND | |
| GPIO5 | 3.3V level, Blue LED (inverted) |
| GPIO4 | 3.3V level |
| GPIO0 | 3.3V level |
| GPIO2 | 3.3V level |
| GPIO15 | 3.3V level |
| GND |
| Pin | Comment |
|---|---|
| ADC | 0V-1V only |
| EN | Pulled up |
| GPIO5 | Use a jumper to RY1 to enable Relay 1 |
| GPIO4 | Use a jumper to RY2 to enable Relay 2 |
Basic Config
esphome: name: esp12frelayx2
esp8266: board: esp12e
# Use the blue LED in the device as a status LED, which will blink if there are warnings (slow) or errors (fast)status_led: pin: number: GPIO2 inverted: True
# x2 relay outputs, exposed as switches in Home Assistantswitch: - platform: gpio pin: GPIO5 name: Relay1 id: relay1 - platform: gpio pin: GPIO4 name: Relay2 id: relay2