4 Channel MOSFET Shield for Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266

Name: 4 Channel MOSFET Shield for Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266
SKU: 21336
Price: 6.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.93 (7 reviews)

(7 Reviews)

Four Channel MOSFET Shield for Wemos D1 Mini can drive four separate loads up to 30v and 5A each.

Designed by Mostly Robots in United Kingdom

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Four Channel MOSFET Shield for Wemos D1 Mini can drive four separate loads up to 30v and 5A each.

Free upgrade to Tracked Shipping on all orders for 10 units or more The Four Channel MOSFET Shield for Wemos D1 Mini contains four separate 30v / 5A MOSEFTs in a D1 mini shield form factor. The MOSFE…

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.86)

Shipping: (4.86)

Communication: (5.00)

Charles-Henri | June 12, 2024

Perfect

Does what it aim for, no pain.

Suggestion, may be bigger holes (or solder pads), sometimes wires I need to connect are a bit bigger than holes and may be option do put any DC/DC like 7805 footprint to be able to power device from 12V without USB Cable

Anyway I used ESP32 with Berry for hydroponic management system, works great here tasmota ESP32 Template

`{"NAME":"ESP32-MOSFET","GPIO":[1,1,1,1,1,224,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,227,226,0,1,1,225,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,1],"FLAG":0,"BASE":1}`

Michael | Dec. 28, 2023

Needed exactly this...

Cool one. We had some trouble sending it over, basically the local post office messed up. But Duncan resolved it quickly.
The shield is cool and does exactly what is promised. No soldering on my side, it just works. Relly cool for some projects.
Thanks.

Max | Dec. 26, 2023

5/5

Would buy again - worked as expected. I've used these for dimming of 12 volt LED strips and also for PID control with 3d printer hotend heater and DS18B20

Jean Noel | Dec. 20, 2023

very good product

No surprise, this shield is working perfectly as described. And thanks to the designer who give me some advise about my project (loom).

Jin | Dec. 18, 2023

Perfect for RC car LED control.

I bought this to control high current LEDs in my RC car.
I need to coat the board to make it waterproof, and this would be a great way to upload the code OTA.
I would attach pictures and videos for better understanding, but it doesn't seem to be supported.
I would buy this again if needed.

Ben | Dec. 7, 2023

Well designed and very capable little board!

Exactly what I was looking for to control LED strips in various configurations. Matches the size of the D1 Mini perfectly, they look very neat stacked up.
Had to check the schematic, but the MOSFET arrangement suits common cathode (+) strips, which is the most common.
Saw your blog post about the testing jig which gave me confidence to assemble my project by soldering directly and it worked straight away!
Thanks for the upgrade to tracked package and the free gift proto board. My only wish is that the UK and AU mail service was faster so I had this little beauty even quicker lol

Ben | Dec. 7, 2022

Much nicer than using relays

I am using these MOSFET shields with an ESP8266 to control heating, cooling and other loads for remote solar powered systems. Having MOSFETs on a shield saved a lot of space and should be more reliable than using relays.

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