
qRecon Flex: Adaptable Control for Any Project
The qRecon Flex is the most versatile 4-channel relay HAT for your Raspberry Pi. Its unique design supports interchangeable relays, allowing you to choose the perfect type from various manufacturers to fit your specific needs. With configurable GPIO selection and the option for Active High/Active Low control, it's the only module you'll need to power any project with confidence.

Goal – What We Wanted

Our goal with the
qRecon was to create a professional-grade relay module that puts safety and reliability first. We noticed that many existing solutions lack the features needed for demanding projects. We built it to be a
robust and flexible tool that you can rely on to control high-power devices with absolute confidence, providing the peace of mind that comes with a truly trusted solution.
Design Considerations – How We Were Thinking

Compatible with a wide range of relay types and manufacturers for ultimate flexibility.

Relays are easily replaceable, ensuring your module outlasts other fixed-relay solutions.

Easily switch between Active High and Active Low with a simple jumper setting.

Choose between two GPIO groups to best fit your project and avoid conflicts with other add-on boards.

For easy assembly, qUPS has HAT form factor. Simply connect it via the 40 pin header.

Pins on the connector are long ones, all can be accessed from the top of the product.

Massive, soldered pin header for power and signal connection. Pogo pins are not reliable.

Easy programming. Avoid extra load on capacitance limited I2C bus. 4 GPIO ports for communication.

Optically isolated channels safeguard your Raspberry Pi from electrical noise and damage.

Everything is done by hardware.
Parameters – What We Have Designed

Form factor
Raspberry Pi HAT
Dimensions
65x56x23 mm + 11mm header
Stackable


Number of outputs
4
Output type
Relay
Relay type
Depend
Max AC voltage
Depend
Max DC voltage
Depend
Max NO current
Depend
Max NC current
Depend

Connection type
Terminal block
Vibration resistant


Method
GPIO ports
Used GPIO ports
4
GPIO groups
2 options

Optical isolation


Control software
C++ & Python
Documentation – Where you can find more information
