One LED Lamp Automatically Control Another
This rf remote control transmitter & receiver 0020521 (S1XL-DC12-ANT2 & CB-2V) can be used in such a situation when you want to use an electrical device to remotely control another device. It features in long distance and direct power output functions. Remote distance is 2000m (in open field). The input and output power are the same as DC 12V. Easy to wire and operate.
Next we will explain how it works in detail.
We take one led lamp as the original device, the other one as the device being controlled. The transmitter has two extended wires. They are connected to the original led lamp to send out rf signal. The receiver is for receiving the signal. The led lamp being controlled is connected to the receiver. When the original led lamp is on, the led lamp being controlled will be switched on automatically.
Firstly, choose one led lamp to be the original device. Solder the red wire on transmitter to the output terminal “+” of the lamp and the black wire to the output terminal “-”. Since the led lamp need the power to work and the transmitter need the input power to be triggered, the power supply should be soldered together with the lamp and the transmitter.
Another led lamp is supposed to be the device being controlled. Wire the led lamp to the output terminal (A&B) on receiver. Wire another power supply to the input terminal on receiver, so it can supply the power to the receiver.
Plug two power supplies to the power socket.
Switch on the power. The original led lamp is turned on and outputs DC 12V voltage. The transmitter is triggered and then transmits an rf signal “ON” to the receiver. After the receiver receives the signal, output terminal (A&B) outputs DC 12V voltage; the led lamp being controlled will be switched on automatically. Long sentences to describe the operation but the whole process is just in a second.
Switch off the power. The original led lamp is turned off and stops voltage output. The transmitter is triggered and then transmits an rf signal “OFF” to the receiver. After the receiver receives the signal, output terminal (A&B) stops voltage output; the led lamp being controlled will be switched off automatically.
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