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Latched 6V Remote Controller for LED Lamp

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One customer said he would like to install 6V led lamp into the trunk of his car and wants to control it by remote controller. He is wondering if it can come true because he wants to use LED lamp to illuminate with use of 6V battery. We recommend him 1 channel 6V latched remote control kit (S1L-DC06+C-2). This kind of remote control kit is activated by 6V power supply. So he doesn’t have to supply additional power for led lamp because led lamp will get power from powered receiver as long as you wire lamp to the receiver. With latched mode, he can press button 1 of transmitter to turn on led lamp and press button 2 of transmitter to turn off led lamp. If he wants to set on / off function respectively, it is better choice. It has normally open and closed contact. It controls various lights, fans or motors with voltage AC110~240V or DC0~28V. Of course, if he wants to remote control alternate current device, he needs to do some different wiring from direct current device. Here is the ...

One to Many Series Remote Controlling—One Transmitter for 30 Lights

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Question from Customers: I’d like to remote control my LED decoration lights. Can I use 30 similar receivers with 1 transmitter working on 6v battery to operate low voltage LED decoration lights, in one on off operation? Answer: Yes, we recommend this single channel dc 6V toggle 100m rf remote control kit — the receivers S1T-DC06 and the transmitter C-1. We will set 30 receivers and this transmitter with same 8-bits code so that they can work together. These receivers S1T-DC06 can work on 6V battery. The control mode is toggle mode which is fixed in advance. Toggle mode is the only working mode in this remote control kit. The maximum working current of one receiver is 10amp and remote control distance is 100m (300ft). Here comes the wiring. Initial state: A and B terminals are normally closed; B and C terminals are normally open. We connect light to B&C terminals. And the receiver must be wired to 6V power supply. Light can share the same...