CS Multi-Button Remote Control Fob & Receiver System

Want to be able to control your front door lock via a remote control? Or your garage? Now you can! Thanks to our handy two-button or four-button remote control modules which can be used to unlock your doors, open your garage, or whatever you need to do to make life that little bit easier!

The remote control fobs are available in two-button and four-button models.  Each button can be programmed to individual receivers which can then be used in turn to trigger the a lock, strike release, garage door motor, or anything else you need it to.

The receiver module can hold up to ten programmed fobs (or buttons more precisely).  This means up to ten people could have one of the buttons on their fobs programmed to operate the same device. But this is not really a limitation, as you could also wire a second receiver parallel to the first receiver on the same device to allow a further 10 users to operate the device.  So although there's a limit per receiver, you can still exceed the limit by adding more receivers.

The internal relay itself within the receiver module is designed more for small applications; but can safely handle a 1 Amp switch without any problems.  But if your application is larger than this, all you would need to do is use a secondary relay which can handle a larger current draw, and simply use the receiver to trigger that relay to operate your more hefty devices.

Features

• The device has a read range of 20m
• Three modes available - Pulse, Toggle or 'Dead Man'
• Up to 10 different transmitter codes supported
• Suitable for indoor use only
• Unit Dimensions - 64mm x 70mm x 34mm

• Operating Frequency of 868Mhz
• 12V/24V ac or dc . 35mA (@12V dc)
• Relay Interface with Voltage Free Changeover Contacts
• Unit has an input for a Request to Exit Button
• Operating Temperature Range of -20°C to +60°C
• Operating Humidity Range of 0 to 95% non-condensing

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