433 MHz Wireless Receiver, 1 Channel – 220 VAC

Compact wireless receiver powered at 220 VAC, fitted with a relay output and a terminal block for connecting a 220 VAC load directly, with no need for special wiring

SKU 8100-FR790EAN 8219671112666Item type: Assembled

Description

Compact wireless receiver powered at 220 VAC, fitted with a relay output and a terminal block for connecting a 220 VAC load directly, with no need for special wiring. Paired with transmitters with 1 or 2 switches (not included, see related products), it allows wireless light-switching systems to be built in homes, garages, shops or other devices operating at 220 VAC with a load of less than 1,000 watts.
It can store up to 5 switches (example: 5 single-switch transmitters, 3 single-switch transmitters and 1 with two switches, etc.).
Very simple pairing procedure between transmitter and receiver. It has a button for pairing with transmitters and for manual activation/deactivation of the output load, a status LED, protection fuses and screw terminals for the power input and for the load output.
Ideal in all situations where a light needs to be switched on but there is no way to run wires for the connections.
Warning! the transmitter is not included in the package, see related products.
Applications

Technical specifications

Technical details

Coding type code self-learning
RF operating mode superheterodyne reception
RF Frequency 433 MHz
Power supply from 85 VAC to 250 VAC
Standby consumption 5 mA
Receiver sensitivity > 97dbm
Remote control range > 50 m (open space)
Connections 2-pole screw terminal for power and load
Dimensions (mm) 60x43x28
Weight 55 grams

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