8-Channel Self-Learning Receiver – KIT

Self-learning 8-channel 433MHz receiver compatible with Emylo remote controls. Up to 10 buttons can be learned for each channel. Monostable and bistable operation.

SKU 7100-FT1424KEAN 8219671105132Item type: Assembled, Kit

Description

8-channel self-learning UHF receiver consisting of a radio receiver board with microcontroller decoding, plugged into a standard module (not included) equipped with 8 relays that can switch, in momentary (500ms timeout) or latching mode, loads operating at low DC voltage or at 230 VAC mains voltage, drawing up to 10A each.

The encoding used is 24-bit, as used for example in the Emylo remote controls shown in the related products.

Learning is done individually for each channel, which opens the way to many possible uses, since we can pair each output relay with a single-channel TX or a channel of a multi-channel version.

Warning! The 8-relay board is not included (see related products). A 17cm piece of wire is supplied as antenna.

Discover how the 8-Channel UHF Receiver with Self-Learning works

Schematic diagram

Technical details

Supply voltage 12 VDC
Max. current draw 250 mA
Operating frequency 433.92 MHz
RF sensitivity -100 dBm
Encoding 24-bit
Channels/outputs 8
Number of TX 10 buttons per channel
Relay switching 10 A / 230 VAC
Output mode Monostable (500ms) or bistable, independent per channel
Dimensions (mm) 140x55x16
Weight 54 grams

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