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2 Zone 12VDC 15A Remote Control

2 Zone 12VDC 15A Remote Control
This is a 2-zone (2-Channel)12VDC ON and OFF relay controlled by one keychain style handheld transmitter. There are 2 sets of ON and OFF keys, total 4keys to individually control the two zones.
the keychain style transmitter was made with a solid metal frame and a sliding protection cover to avoid the accidental press of the keys.

Features
This is a 2 zone receiver with 1 transmitter. The 2-zone outputs are controlled by two sets of keys on the transmitter with On and Off function. Here is the key function and output chart:
Left Output Zone 1 Reception, left upper key ON, left lower key OFF.
Right Output Zone 2 Reception, right upper key ON, right lower key OFF

Specification
Voltage: 12DC Volt +/- 10%
Current: 15Amp
Output: 180Watts
Range: 30Meter (no obstacle in range)
Frenquency: 315MHZ
Temperature: 0-50 Celius
Size: 64x46x23MM(receiver enclosure)
Coding: Fixed Code (remote transmitter)
Receiver Wiring:
Red: +12VDC In
White: +12VDC Out
Black: Ground
Black: Ground
Blue: Antenna

handset Controls: On and Off Buttons

Code RM-022A  
Weight 1.00 lbs
 
Our price: $42.99
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