USB Relay Switch at a Glance...
- 8 Relays Installed on a Circuit Board
- ProXR Lite Not Expandable
- ProXR Expandable to 256 Relays - Onboard USB Interface Module
- Connects Directly to a USB Pport
- Mounts as a Virtual COM Port for Seamless Integration - Industry Leading ProXR Command Set
- Compatible with Almost Any Programming Language
- Send Precise Commands to Control Relays
- Supports Toggle, Flash, and Timing Operations - ProXR AD8 Command Set
- Reads 0 - 5V Sensor Iinputs
- Monitors External Sensors or Contact Closures
- Direct Relay Control Via Input Signals
Selecting the Proper Amperage
To ensure you choose a board with the correct relay amperage for your load requirements, refer to Choosing a Proper Amperage.
USB Relay
The USB Relay interfaces directly with a host computer via USB and mounts as a virtual COM port, enabling command-level control of one or more relays on the board. When communicating over USB, all relay commands are transmitted from a virtual COM port over a direct USB connection to the controller, ensuring stable, high-speed data exchange without additional configuration.
Take Control with 8-Channel USB Relay Switches
8-channel USB relay boards are available in ProXR Lite and ProXR versions:- ProXR Lite - Non-expandable, streamlined design
- ProXR - Expandable up to 256 relays
Select Your Relay Type & Amperage
Choose the 8-channel USB relay controller that matches your load requirements:- SPDT Relays: 5A, 10A, or 20A
- SPST Relays: 30A
- DPDT Relays: 1A, 3A, or 5A (ProXR only)
Use our Choosing a Proper Amperage to make the right call for your application.
ProXR Lite vs ProXR
- ProXR Lite: Non-expandable, streamlined design for fixed-size projects
- ProXR: Expandable up to 256 relays for growing systems
- Both: Same firmware, same ProXR Command Set, same control features