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Ruth's sister 433 MHz 12 V international power cord

SKU CH-90D6-S7ZXT

A 433 MHz wireless relay switch operates on 12 V DC for remote control applications

  • 433 MHz wireless control for flexible placement
  • 12 V DC operation matches common power supplies
  • Single-channel relay switches one device reliably
  • Universal module works with standard RF transmitters

Wireless 433 MHz 12 V Relay Switch

This single-channel receiver module operates on a 433 MHz frequency with a 12 V DC supply. It provides wireless on/off control for connected loads using the included RF transmitter. The unit suits hobbyists and installers adding remote switching to lighting, automation or experimental circuits.

Not for multi-channel or mains-voltage projects

Builders who need more than one switched output cannot use this single-channel module. The design is limited to low-voltage DC control at 12 V and does not switch AC mains directly. Users requiring higher voltage isolation or multiple independent relays must select a different device.

Highlights

  • 433 MHz wireless control for flexible placement
  • 12 V DC operation matches common power supplies
  • Single-channel relay switches one device reliably
  • Universal module works with standard RF transmitters

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 12 V rating mean when the module is installed in a circuit?

The module requires a 12 V DC power source to operate its relay and RF circuitry.

What does the 433 MHz frequency cap in real use?

The 433 MHz band limits the remote to line-of-sight range and penetration through a few walls, typical for simple on/off switching.

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