With the 10A switching module, you can directly switch a load via a receiver output. The receiver output must be set to level control (ON/OFF) (from receiver software version V7.XX).
A switch (e.g., toggle switch) can be assigned to the switching channel (mc-16 to mc-28 or mx-12 to mx-20, mz-18, and mz-24).
On the mz-32 and mc-32 (2019 version), digital switches on the touchscreen can also be programmed as sources. Both ON/OFF and BLINKING are possible.
The jumper differentiates between supplying power to the load via the receiver (jumper set) or external power supply (jumper removed). When using an external power supply via X3/X4, the jumper MUST be removed; otherwise, the receiver, the receiver-connected components, and the switching module will be damaged!
The load (motor, LED, light bulb, etc.) is connected to X1/X2. No cables are soldered to the board, allowing for various cable thicknesses and connector types.

The module can be mounted either with double-sided tape or zip ties in the model. When installing, ensure that the board does not bend, and the underside of the board does not touch other components (risk of short-circuit).
The included heat shrink tubing is slid over the board after soldering the cables to X1-X4 and shrunk using a hot air gun. Custom cable lengths and gauges can be used for X1-X4, depending on the location of the load.

Features:

• Operating voltage 4.0 - 8.4V via receiver
• Switching current max. 10A
• Switching voltage max. 20V
• Dimensions 23 x 11 x 5 mm
• Weight < 2g
• Required control channels 1x source or digital switch

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