Wireless Remote Motor For Controller for DC Voltage of 8 36V Operates Up to 10A Load for Efficient Motor Management
Key item features
- 【Remote Control Distance】The remote control utilizes RF technology for a stable signal. It can transmit signals through walls, floors, and doors, allowing you to control the receiver from a reliable distance. The maximum range is 10-30 meters without obstacles.
- 【Easy to Use】Simply install the switch on the corresponding device and use the remote control to control the switch wirelessly.
- 【Wireless Control】The remote control switch operates on a 433MHz wireless frequency, stable and reliable signal transmission for motor control.
- 【Working Mode】This switch operates in Momentary mode, meaning that when you press and hold the "up" button on the transmitter, the motor moves forward. Releasing the button stops the motor. Pressing and holding the "down" button on the transmitter causes the motor to reverse. Releasing the button stops the motor.
- 【Main Applications】This remote control switch can be used to control electronic locks, DC motors (for forward and reverse rotation), electric doors, electric actuators, linear actuators (for forward and reverse motion), and more.
Specs
BrandUnbranded
AccessoriesA
Dimensions3.14 x 1.18 x 1.96 Inches
Weight0.21 lb
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Features:
*Remote control distance: the remote control adopts RF technology, stable signal. Signal of the wireless remote switch can pass through walls, floors and doors, steadily control receiver from any place within a reliable distance, Max range is up to 10--30 meters with no obstacle
*Easy to use: You only need to install the switch on the corresponding device, and then you can remotely control the switch through the remote control
*Wireless Control: The remote control switch adopts 433Mhz wireless frequency, providing stable and reliable signal transmission for efficient motor control.
*Working mode: We send Momentary mode（ that is, press and hold the transmitter button“ up”,motor forward；Release the button,motor stop. press and hold the transmitter button“ down”,motor Reverse. Release the button, motor stop)
*Main applications: This remote control switch can control electronic locks, motors(mainly used to control the forward and reverse rotation of DC motors), electric doors, electric actuators, linear actuators(forward and reverse) and so on
Specifications:
Part Name:Wireless motor cotroller
Material:Plastic, metal
Color:White, Black
Size:68*44*25mm(2.68*1.73*0.98inch)
Working voltage：DC8-36V
Quiescent condition: Less than 8mA
Working frequency: 433mhz
Max load: 10A(suggest motor load less than 5A)
Package Content:
1 x wireless motor cotroller
2 x remote Control switch
Note:
1. The real color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of your monitor and light brightness.
2. Please allow slight manual measurement deviation for the data.
- 【Remote Control Distance】The remote control utilizes RF technology for a stable signal. It can transmit signals through walls, floors, and doors, allowing you to control the receiver from a reliable distance. The maximum range is 10-30 meters without obstacles.
- 【Easy to Use】Simply install the switch on the corresponding device and use the remote control to control the switch wirelessly.
- 【Wireless Control】The remote control switch operates on a 433MHz wireless frequency, stable and reliable signal transmission for motor control.
- 【Working Mode】This switch operates in Momentary mode, meaning that when you press and hold the "up" button on the transmitter, the motor moves forward. Releasing the button stops the motor. Pressing and holding the "down" button on the transmitter causes the motor to reverse. Releasing the button stops the motor.
- 【Main Applications】This remote control switch can be used to control electronic locks, DC motors (for forward and reverse rotation), electric doors, electric actuators, linear actuators (for forward and reverse motion), and more.
