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GERMA Universal Wireless Remote Control Switch DC 12V 4CH Relay Receiver Module With 4 Channel RF Remote 433 Mhz Transmitter
Price (NZD): $12.95 ~ 30.95 / set
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Product Features
- This wireless remote control switch is designed for various applications such as lighting, electric doors, and automated curtains. It operates at a working voltage of 12V DC with a quiescent current of 5mA.
- With a frequency of 433 MHz and a receiving sensitivity greater than 97dbm, it ensures stable and reliable wireless communication. The modulation mode is ASK and it supports three matching modes: Momentary/Toggle/Latching Mode.
- The 4-channel RF remote control allows for easy control of multiple devices. It features a superheterodyne RF working mode and has output terminals of NO, COM, and NC.
- Certified with CE and RoHS, it meets international quality and safety standards. It comes in a package with the model number GERMA, KT19+KR1204*2.
- This universal wireless remote control switch provides a convenient and efficient solution for controlling electrical devices, offering seamless operation and easy installation.
Specifications
- Brand Name: GERMA
- Use: Lighting, Electric Door, Automated curtains, SWITCH
- Wireless Communication: RF, RF
- Support APP: No
- Certification: CE, RoHS
- Frequency: 433 MHz, 433 MHz
- Channel: 4
- Package: Yes
- Model Number: GERMA, KT19+KR1204*2
- Working Voltage: 12V DC
- Quiescent Current: 5mA
- Receiving Sensitivity: larger than 97dbm
- Modulation Mode: ASK
- Matching Mode: Momentary/ Toggle/ Latching Mode
- PCB dimension: 68*47*26(mm)
- RF working mode: Superheterodyne
- Output Terminal: NO, COM, NC
Description
Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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