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This module is controlled by pulling inputs low. So, it does not matter what the ESP8266 voltage is, as long as it can sink about 2 mA (which it can). No level converter necessary.

I tested the relay and it works if I control it with an arduino or even with a direct 5v in its IN1/IN2 inputs.

I don't know what you were doing, but all the reviews in the link say exactly the same: it is switched ON by logic "0" and switched OFF by tri-state. The schematics posted by one of the reviewers confirms this.

This module is controlled by pulling inputs low. So, it does not matter what the ESP8266 voltage is, as long as it can sink about 2 mA (which it can). No level converter necessary.

This module is controlled by pulling inputs low. So, it does not matter what the ESP8266 voltage is, as long as it can sink about 2 mA (which it can). No level converter necessary.

I tested the relay and it works if I control it with an arduino or even with a direct 5v in its IN1/IN2 inputs.

I don't know what you were doing, but all the reviews in the link say exactly the same: it is switched ON by logic "0" and switched OFF by tri-state. The schematics posted by one of the reviewers confirms this.

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This module is controlled by pulling inputs low. So, it does not matter what the ESP8266 voltage is, as long as it can sink about 2 mA (which it can). No level converter necessary.