August 2013 – Remote Control Everything

4-Channel Remote Control for 2 AC Motors 2000M

When you control motors of awnings, electric rolling blinds, winches, projector screens, linear actuator, pumps and other devices far away. And you just want to stay with leisure in you couch to remote control devices mentioned above. Then long range wireless remote control system is the solution.

4-channel remote control model of (S4U-DC12-ANT2+CB-4). It includes long distance remote transmitter and receiver with magnetic mount antenna. The working distance is up to 2000m (6000ft) in the open field. Transmitting signal can pass through walls, floors, doors or other obstacles. You can control the motor rotate in positive and reversal direction from any place within reliable distance.

Next, we will prepare a show to tell you how to control 2 AC motors’ rotation in two directions.

Let’s see the following material.

1×4CH rf long range receiver

1×4-button long distance transmitter

2×AC motor

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Power supply

Here is the wiring diagram. This is the wiring for AC motors. Motors should be connected to common terminals of B. We add neutral wires to connect both motors since they are ac motors. Live wires are connected to normally open terminals of C. Surely, the receiver must be supplied DC 12V power.

There are 4 working modes. They are toggle, momentary, latched and toggle+momentary modes.

Momentary mode is usually set to control motor.

Press and hold button A, motor 1 rotates in positive direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button D, motor 1 rotates in reversal direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button B, motor 2 rotates in positive direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button C, motor 2 rotates in reversal direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Operational Video:

4 Channel DC RF Wireless Transmitter Receiver for 2 AC Motors

This 4CH RF wireless remote controller operates in toggle, momentary, latched and toggle + momentary control mode (set the mode as you like freely). You can use it to complete four operations at the same time. For example, turn the light on, open the door or control other dc/ac electrical devices in the meantime. It is applied for light remote control, motor remote control, garage door remote control, gate remote control, etc.

We will try to show you how to control positive and reversal rotation of two AC motors with this remote module. Let’s see the following material.

1×4CH rf receiver

1×4-button transmitter

2×AC motor

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Power supply

Here is the wiring diagram. This is the AC motor’s wiring. Motors should be connected to common terminals of B. We add neutral wires to connect both motors since they are ac motors. Live wires are connected to normally open terminals of C.

We suggest setting “Momentary Mode” for motor control. Only connect Jumper-1. It is an easy operation.

Press and hold button 1, motor 1 rotates in positive direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button 2, motor 1 rotates in reversal direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button 3, motor 2 rotates in positive direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Press and hold button 4, motor 2 rotates in positive direction. Release the button, motor stops.

Operational Video:

How to Remote Control Camper Van’s Flood Lamps by RF Remote Controllers

Question from customer:

I want to use this remote kit to operate 4 ea.-12 volt flood lamps on my camper van from inside my automobile if backing up at nighttime. I would keep one remote in my truck and one in the camper van. Will this be a problem that the remote inside my truck will be at a distance of about 50 feet from the receivers inside the camper van?

Answer:

We recommend you 4 models of high power dc remote switch with direct power output (S1PX-DC12) and 2 long range transmitters (CB-4). Direct power output; controlling lights, motors, fans, electrically operated doors/locks/windows/blinds/cars or other appliances. You can turn on/off the receiver with transmitter (remote control) from any place within a reliable distance; the wireless RF signal can pass through walls, floors and doors. When it pairs with the long range transmitter, the working distance will reach 500m (1600ft) in the open field. There is no need to worry about the distance. The most important point is that encoding of receivers is same as the code of transmitters. So they can work together.

Wiring:

The wiring is very simple. According to the wiring diagram, each lamp should be connected to corresponding receiver and place to appropriate position. Each receiver is supplied 12V power supply.

Usage:

There are 3 operational modes. Toggle, momentary and latched modes.

Setting control mode Toggle: Only connect Jumper-2.

Press big button: Turn on the relay.

Press big button again: Turn off the relay.

Setting control mode Momentary: Only connect Jumper-1.

Press and hold big button: Turn on the relay.

Release big button: Turn off the relay.

Setting control mode Latched: Do not connect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.

Press big button: Turn on the relay.

Press small button: Turn off the relay.

You can choose latched mode since you have two transmitters. As regards the latched mode, it is motivated by relay group. For relay group, only one relay will be on at a time. To be more specific, when you control the light by latched mode, you should prepare at least two buttons remote. Press button A, the light is on; press button B, the light is off.

Button A&B of first transmitter can control the first lamp. Button C&D of the first transmitter can control the second lamp.

Button A&B of second transmitter can control the third lamp. Button C&D of the second transmitter can control the fourth lamp.

How to Remote Control Screens

Question from customer:

We require an RF remote controller with 2 channel output 24v dc power supply to control screens. Then it can be operate nearly 35 meters. Remote controller can operate when we press remote button. When we release the remote button, remote controller will not operate.

Answer:

We recommend you the model of 2 channel direct power output momentary remote controller (S2XM-DC24+C-2). The operating voltage is 24V. The working distance is 100m. Direct power output; control Lights, Motors, Fans, electrically operated Doors/Locks/Windows/Blinds/Cars or Other Appliances. You can turn on/off the receiver with transmitter (remote control) from any place within a reliable distance; the wireless RF signal can pass through walls, floors and doors. It is momentary working mode. Momentary mode can be set to control rolling blind or rolling door. You need to press and hold the button of remote to make the blind or door open/close. Momentary mode is motivated by single relay, which means you can work these two modes with single button remote.

Wiring:

Screen 1 is connected to the A&B terminals of OUTPUT 1. Screen 2 is connected to the A&B terminals of OUTPUT 2. The receiver can be supplied 24V power supply.

Usage:

Press and hold button 1: Turn on the relay 1, switch on screen 1.

Release the button: Turn off the relay 1, switch off screen 1.

Press and hold button 2: Turn on the relay 2, switch on screen 2.

Release the button: Turn off the relay 2, switch off screen 2.

240V and 12V Sirens are Triggered by One Transmitter

Question from Customer:

Hello, I would like some help to decide on what system to choose. We have a siren in a building 750m away that we would like to trigger, it is 240v. I would also like to use the same remote to activate a 12v siren 1.2km away. Is it possible for one remote to trigger two different sirens?

Answer:

We recommend you two different receivers, one is long range ac power direct output receiver (S1X-AC220-ANT2), and other is long range dc power direct output receiver (S1X-DC12-ANT2). AC receiver is used to connect to 240V siren. DC receiver is used to connect to 12V siren. You can only use 2-Button transmitter (CB-2) to control all of them. With the extended external antenna, both receivers’ working distances reach 2000m (6000ft).

Usage:

There are three working modes in each receiver.

1) Setting control mode Toggle: Only connect Jumper-2.

Press button 1: Turn on the relay.

Press button 1 again: Turn off the relay.

2) Setting control mode Momentary: Only connect Jumper-1.

Press and hold button 1: Turn on the relay.

Release button 1: Turn off the relay.

3) Setting control mode Latched: Do not connect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.

Press button 1: Turn on the relay.

Press button 2: Turn off the relay.

In your case, you can set ‘Toggle Mode’. Press the button of remote, turn on the device; press the button again, turn off the device. Toggle mode is motivated by single relay, which means you can work this mode with single button remote. So one 2-Button transmitter is enough for you to control two sirens. Press big button, turn on the 240V siren; press again, turn off the 240V siren. Press small button, switch on the 12V siren; press again, switch off the 12V siren.

Wiring:

240V siren is connected to AC receiver’s OUTPUT terminal. And supply 240V power supply. 12V siren is supposed to connect to DC receiver’s A&B terminal. And supply 12V power supply.