RCT 01216 Long Range Legacy Receiver

Long Range Handheld Wireless Control Switch

Control anything from conveyors to pumps from a distance of up to 2 miles away.

The Long Range Wireless Switch System Handheld (LRWSSHH) is designed for long-range wireless industrial control and simple wireless switching. In applications where faulty wire replacement or new installation is not possible or practical, the LRWSSHH is the simple solution for many projects.

Features:

The Long Range Wireless Switch System Handheld consists of a 12 key hand-held transmitter and a six-output (12 VDC) receiver. Complete with power supply, relays and antennas. Simply make your connections and the Long Range Wireless Switch System Handheld is ready for use and guaranteed to perform.

Operation

Operation is simple: select the receiver output number you wish to activate, enter it on the keypad and press the “ON” key. The transmitter will immediately send an “ON” transmission to the receiver, changing the state of the selected receiver output from 0 VDC to 12 VDC @ 1 Amp. The receiver output will then be used to activate the attached external 12VDC relay. Immediately after pressing the “OFF” key, the transmitter will send an“OFF” transmission to the receiver, changing the state of the selected output from 12 VDC to 0 VDC, deactivating the attached external relay.

Solar Panel Kits:

Turnkey, 12 VDC solar panel kits are available for locations without electricity.

Operating Environment

• Indoor or Outdoor
• 32 degrees F to 122 degress F

Includes:

• 6 Output radio receiver
• 15 watt power supply (110 VAC to 240 VAC input, 12 VDC output)
• NEMA 4X plastic enclosure
• 42” high-gain antenna
• right-angle antenna mount
• 25’ coaxial cable w/ BNC connectors

Power Requirements:

• Supply Power: 12 VDC (15 W power supply included)
• XMIT Current: 200 mA
• STBY Current: 35 mA

Radio:

• Frequency: 26.995 FM
• Format: PDTFM FSK
• FCC Part 95 Subpart E compliant (no license required)

* The Range of all Radio products is dependent on local conditions and antenna selection and location.