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Five wireless receiver modules with ten remote transmitters

Moultrie

Moultrie International Power Cord 433 Mhz 12V 10 Remote

SKU CH-22SH-T3AVS

Five 12 V 433 MHz wireless relay receivers supplied with ten remote transmitters

  • Wireless 433 Mhz control up to 10 remotes
  • 12V DC relay switches loads without wiring
  • Five receivers expand coverage across multiple zones
  • Ten included transmitters ready for immediate deployment

10 Remote Transmitters Included

This set provides five 433 MHz RF wireless switch receivers each operated by a 12 V DC supply. Ten remote transmitters are supplied so multiple users or locations can control the same receivers. The single relay modules suit simple on/off switching tasks such as lighting, gate operators or low voltage accessories.

Low Voltage DC Operation

Each receiver draws power from a 12 V DC source and drives a single relay contact for the connected load. The 433 MHz radio link keeps wiring to a minimum and produces no audible noise during switching. Power consumption stays low because only the relay coil and receiver circuitry are energised.

Highlights

  • Wireless 433 Mhz control up to 10 remotes
  • 12V DC relay switches loads without wiring
  • Five receivers expand coverage across multiple zones
  • Ten included transmitters ready for immediate deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 433 MHz receiver module and what step is commonly missed?

Wire the DC 12 V supply to the module input terminals, then pair each of the 10 remotes by pressing the learning button on the receiver while activating the remote; the step often missed is holding the learning button until the indicator confirms pairing before releasing.

What maintenance or replacement will the 10 remote transmitters need over time?

Each remote transmitter will eventually require a battery change; replace the coin cell when range noticeably drops, and keep spares handy for all 10 units.

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