How to Remote Control One Receiver With Four Transmitters

Question from customer:
I need a unit that can receive from four transmitters, and switch 4 relays. Each transmitter controls each channel.
Answer:
We recommend the model of 4 Transmitters and 1 Receiver Kit (S4C-DC12 & 4C-1), which belongs to “One-to-many series”. “On-to-many series” include one-transmitter-to-many-receiver system and one-receiver-to-many-transmitter system. It is often used for controlling two or more electrical devices in different places by one transmitter; or one electrical device by two or more transmitters.
If you want to remote control one device with different transmitter from different places, this kit is your better choice.
our automation-remote control kit
Here is the wiring diagram for your reference.
The receiver is normally open & closed contact. A,B terminals are normally closed. B,C terminals are normally open. So you can wire your devices to B terminals and negative terminal of power supply. And add DC 0-28V or AC 110-240V to your devices. Supply DC 12V to receiver.
our automation-wiring diagram
Its transmitting distance is about 100m (in the open field). You can set different working modes according to your need.
1) Setting control mode Latched: Disconnect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.
Control mode Latched (Relay 1~4):
Press transmitter 1, light 1 ->On; other lights Off;
Press transmitter 2, light 2 ->On; other lights Off;
…
2) Setting control mode Momentary: Only connect Jumper-1.
Control mode Momentary (Relay 1~4):
Press and hold button of any transmitter-> light is on;
Release button -> light is off.

3) Setting control mode Toggle: Only connect Jumper-2.
Control mode Toggle (Relay 1~4): Press button of any transmitter -> light is on;
Press button of any transmitter again -> light is off.

4) Setting control mode Momentary + Toggle: Connect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.
Control mode Momentary (Relay 1, 2):
Press and hold buttons of transmitter 1 or 2 -> light 1 or light 2 is on;
Release buttons of transmitter 1 or 2 -> light 1 or light 2 is off.

Control mode Toggle (Relay 3, 4):
Press buttons of transmitter 3 or 4-> light 3 or light 4 is on;
Press buttons of transmitter 3 or 4 again -> light 3 or light 4 is off.

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