2-Channel 433 MHz Receiver with Self-Learning Coding – Kit

SKU 7100-FT1703KEAN 8219671093019Item type: Assembled

Description

This 2-channel self-learning receiver works at 433 MHz and is compatible with Emylo remote controls. Thanks to its self-learning capability, the receiver can drive up to 10 different buttons for each of the two available outputs. With a relay output, the receiver can work in either monostable or bistable mode.
2-channel receiver built around the CY121 radio receiver module, working at 433 MHz. This versatile receiver lets you switch two electrical devices on and off from about 100 metres away. The receiver can work either in monostable mode (the output is active only while the transmitter button is pressed) or in bistable mode (the output toggles at every coded signal). The remote control is designed for operating electrical devices at a distance and uses a self-learning system for the coding. A straightforward procedure lets you pair the receiver with up to 10 buttons for each output, storing their codes.

The coding used is 24 bit, in line with Emylo remote controls.

The kit is supplied with assembly instructions. Soldering is required.

solder-it-yourself kit system

The CY121 radio receiver module
Ricevitore 1 canale 434 MHz
Circuit diagram (click on the image to enlarge)
Ricevitore a due canali 433MHz

Technical details

Supply voltage 12 Vdc
Max. current draw 80 mA
Operating frequency 434 MHz
Number of outputs 2
Output mode monostable and bistable
Can be paired with 10 buttons per output
Coding 24 bit, Emylo

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