The RF Remote is a 433MHz Wireless 15 Buttons Push Cover Remote which RF remote controls the learning code wall switch, plug seat or extention socket. The RF controller fits for all those 433Mhz controlled devices. The wireless RF remote suitable for long distance and multiple switch control. The remote controller can be compatible with our W and N Series intelligent switch.
This product can work with our smart home products: SONOFF RFR2, SONOFF 4CHPROR3, SONOFF RF Bridge 433, SONOFF TX.
**Transmitting Distance Transmitting distance is measured LOS (line of sight) with little radio interference, actual distance may vary greatly depending on the installation and operating environment.
**High Security Rolling Code (HCS301):With Anti-Code Grabbing technology the transmitter’s code changes every time the transmitter button is pressed. This prevents the electronic theft of the code.
RF Remote Control Transmitter Customizations
Button Labels: 15
Color: As shown in photo, some model has multiple colors to choose from
Brand Label: Brand logo print / etching available for large orders. Contact us for details
Coding Type:Rolling Code, or our private learning code
RF Remote Control Transmitter Applications
Widely used in automobiles, motorcycles, remote engine starter, vehicle door locks, anti-theft alarm and security system, personal alarm, home security system, home electric control, wireless toys, short-to-medium distance wireless remote control products, garage door and gate openers, wireless roller blinds and shutter control, industry automation, etc.
Feature Highlights
Extremely Low Harmonic, easy to pass CE & FCC test.
Low Quiescent Current, down to 4uA.
Good-looking appearance, antenna could be internal or external depends on buyer’s requirements.
RF Remote Control Transmitter Product Availability
Eastern Europe, North America, Mid East / Africa, Central / South America, Asia, Western Europe, Australasia.
Due to EU regulations, 433MHz transmitters / receivers is preferred in European countries.
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