Remotely control the on/off for pool lights, pumps(<800W), landscape lighting, water heater, fans, Appliance and more. Using the remote switch, you don't have to flip thewall switch or breaker back and forth. If you want to control larger current larger load, the receiver needs to be connected to an AC contactor.
Specification:
- Wireless range: over 330ft (100m), RF signal can go through walls.
- Input voltage range: AC 85V~265V 50/60Hz (can be used in 110V voltage)
- Rated Current: 12Amp, max 16Amp
- Standby power consumption: 0.3W
- Control Switch Type: 30Amp Relay
- Load capacity: Resistive load: 3000W (such as incandescent/halogen lamp, water heater ); Inductive load: 800W (such as pumps, LED lamp)
- Material: PC Plastic
- Weight: 5.5 Oz
- Receiver size: 3.5×2×1.2 inches
- Transmitter size: 4×1.5×0.5 inches
Includes:
- 1 × Receiver
- 2 × Handheld Transmitter
- 2 × Alkaline Battery(Type: 23A 12V)
- 【400ft long range】Wireless range over 400ft (120m). Remote can work through walls，floors and doors. Every switch does not conflict with each other.
- 【120V, 220V】Wide voltage AC 85V~265V, can work on 120V, 220V voltage.
- 【Large Load】3000W for incandescent lamps, water heater; or 800W for LED lamps, pumps, vacuum, dust collector.
- 【Multiple Uses】Remote control the on/off for lights, pool lights, pumps, landscape lighting, water heater, vent fan, vacuum, dust collector.
- 【0.2 KWH】Low standby power consumption, only 0.3W. 30 days power consumption is 0.2 KWH.
- 【400ft long range】Wireless range over 400ft (120m). Remote can work through walls，floors and doors. Every switch does not conflict with each other.
- 【120V, 220V】Wide voltage AC 85V~265V, can work on 120V, 220V voltage.
- 【Large Load】3000W for incandescent lamps, water heater; or 800W for LED lamps, pumps, vacuum, dust collector.
- 【Multiple Uses】Remote control the on/off for lights, pool lights, pumps, landscape lighting, water heater, vent fan, vacuum, dust collector.
- 【0.2 KWH】Low standby power consumption, only 0.3W. 30 days power consumption is 0.2 KWH.
