Kit Relay Socket 5pin for Breadboard

This is a 5-pin relay socket designed for breadboard use, letting a standard 5-pin automotive-style relay be plugged directly into a breadboard for prototyping relay-driven circuits without soldering. The socket exposes the relay’s coil and switching terminals across separate breadboard rows, so control-side wiring (coil trigger) and load-side wiring (switched contacts) can be kept clearly separated during testing.

Because it mounts on standard breadboard pitch, it fits directly alongside other breadboard components — transistors, resistors, microcontrollers — making it convenient for testing relay control circuits (e.g. driven from a transistor or microcontroller GPIO) before committing to a soldered build.

Features:
1. 5-pin socket for standard automotive-style relays
2. Breadboard-compatible pin spacing
3. Solder-free relay prototyping
4. Separates coil and switching terminals for clear wiring
5. Useful for testing relay-driver circuits before final assembly