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AC Lamp is Controlled by Customized Delay Time RF Remote Controller

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We recommend 1channel 110V~220V customized delay time controller (S1RD-AC220+C-2). At first, it must be set delay time in advance. According to your own actual requirement, you can set delay time you want. e. g. delay time: 20 seconds. You cannot change delay time once it is set. It is applied for controlling lights, motors, fans, electrically operated door/ lock/windows/ blinds/ cars or other appliances with AC 110~240V or DC 0~28V. You can turn on/off device on the receiver with transmitter from any place within reliable distance (theoretical distance 100m), the wireless RF signal can pass through wall, floors, doors and other obstacles. Wiring: Initial state: B, C = Normally Open; A, B = Normally Closed. AC lamp is wired to normally open terminals B&C. And add additional ac power to AC lamp. The delay time is set in advance. It is non-adjustable.   Press button 1: Turn on the relay (connect B and C, disconnect A and B) After ...

Two 1 Channel Transmitters Remote Control 2 Channel Receiver

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Question from customer: I need a 2 channel receiver with 2 remotes 1 channel. One remote control activates the channel A receiver on the receiver and another remote to turn on the channel B on the receiver. Is it possible with the CWB-1 model? And which receiver would like to recommend? Answer: We recommend 2 channel12V multi-mode receiver (S2U-DC12) and two waterproofwireless 50m remotes (CWB-1). We set configured code for them so that they can work together. The receiver is 12V activated and has two relays. When it works with that transmitter, its transmission distance can reach 50m in the open air. There is only one button on each transmitter. It can control lights, motors, fans, electrically operated doors / locks / windows / blinds / cars or other appliances with AC110~240V or DC0~28V. You can turn on/off the receiver with transmitter (remote control) from any place within a reliable distance; the wireless RF signal can pass through walls, floors, doors...

Wireless Remote Control Electric Hoist

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Question from customer: “I'd like to order a 220v electric hoist to raise and down a bridge boat with a remote control. The ascent and descent should be done when someone is still pressing the remote control button, as there is no stop. What would you like me the most suitable product? Thank you in advance." Answer: We recommend the ac 100V~240V momentary motor controlling model (S1FM-AC220& CV-2-2). It is specially designed for motor controlling because two relays are inserted inside. One relay is used for motor rotating towards “UP”. Another relay is used for motor rotating towards “DOWN”. There are “UP”, “COM” and “DOWN”contacts from output terminal. This kit can controls motor of rolling blinds, doors, projection screens, awnings, pumps, conveyors other appliances and mechanicals. The transmitting distance is usually about 500m in the open air. Wiring: Connect live wire to terminal “L” and neutral wire to terminal “N”....

Water Pump is Remote Controlled by Long Range RC System

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Question from customer: I am looking for a long range relay to control a water pump. The water pump now is controlled by a float switch (on/off) at the reservoir 800 meters away. I have 120 volts at both locations and a relay to start pump. Answer: We recommend the 2000m rf AC receiver (S1PUA-AC220-ANT2) and the long range transmitter CB-2N. The receiver is soldered with external extended antenna, which can make its transmission distance at 2000m/6000ft theoretically. It works between AC 100~240V voltage. The maximum working current is 30amps. There are 315Mhz or 433Mhz at your option. The transmitter is special designed because its triggered method is connection and disconnection of two wires. When two wires are connected, the transmitter is triggered and then transmits an rf signal “ON”. When two wires are disconnected, the transmitter is triggered and then transmits an rf signal “OFF”. The wiring method of your water pump will be talked next. A, B terminals are normally open...