433 MHz Wireless Receiver, 1 Channel – 220 VAC
€14.75excl. VAT€18.00incl. VATCompact 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
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Radio remote controlsCompact 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
Radio remote controlsSelf-learning 8-channel 433MHz receiver compatible with Emylo remote controls. Up to 10 buttons can be learned for each channel. Monostable and bistable operation.
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Radio remote controlsSingle-switch wireless transmitter to be used together with the 1-channel 433 MHz wireless receiver (code FR790, not included).
Radio remote controlsFour-channel transmitter complete with wooden desktop stand
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Radio remote controlsSet made up of one receiver unit and two remote controls
Radio remote controlsTwo-switch wireless transmitter, to be used together with the 433 MHz 1-channel wireless receiver (code FR790, not included).
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Radio remote controlsIt turns your computer into an effective remote control; just plug it into the PC’s USB port, install the driver and you are done! It is used together with the K8056 board (fitted with the RX433N), the K8070 or the VM119
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