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Specifications:
- Operating Voltage: 3V/5.0V DC ±0.5V
- Operating Current: ≤3 mA (DC 5.0V)
- Operating Frequency: 250MHz - 450MHz
- Modulation Mode: ASK / OOK
- RF Sensitivity: Over -105 dBm (50 Ω)
- Speed: <5 Kbps (at 315MHz, -95 dBm)
- Operating Temperature: -20 °C ~ +70 °C
- Antenna Length: 24 cm(315MHz), 18cm(433.92MHz)
- Dimension: 31 x 22 x 8mm / 1.2 x 0.9 x 0.3in (L x W x H)
Features:
- High quality RF super regenerate receiving modules
- Widely used for data transmitting and signal control
- Specified as preferred components in remote control garage, roller curtain, door locks, remote sensing, telemetry, industrial control and wireless security alarm industry
- Ideal for general purpose in receiving date and controlling signal
Details:


- The RF wireless receiver module is widely used for data transmitting and signal control


- High quality material makes the RF wireless receiver module durable and reliale for long time use
Size in Detail:

How to Build a Wireless Remote Control:- Open the remote control housing and place a push button switch on the side. In the upper right corner of the housing, fasten a 3-volt battery holder. Be sure enough room is available to install and remove the battery.
- Run a wire from the push button switch and link to the 3-volt battery holder at the negative connection. Attach another wire to the push button switch and lead it to the Meg 1/4W resistor and the NPN silicon transistor. Run a third wire from the Meg 1/4W resistor and attach it to the 22K 1/4W resistor and and the PNP silicon transistor.
- Position the infra-red LED on the front of the housing. Attach the LED and run wires to both transistors. From the 22K 1/4W resistor, run a wire to the C220.01uF 16v ceramic disk capacitor. Run another wire between the NPN silicon transistor and the ceramic disk capacitor.
- From the positive connector on the 3-volt battery holder, connect a wire to the PNP silicon transistor. This will allow for proper current flow in a closed circuit. Ensure the push button switch is positioned to "off" and place a 3-volt battery into the holder. Close the remote control housing.
- Point the remote control at a receiver, making sure the LED on the control is aimed at the LED of the receiver. Push the button and the receiver should power on and off. To adjust the receiver to be programmed, point the remote control and hold down the push button switch. Adjust the pot or taper on the receiver until you hear a click. This links the remote control and the receiver.
Usage of RF Wireless Receiver Module:
- Car monitoring, RC, telemetering, small scale - wireless network, door access control system etc.
Package Included:
- 1 x Wireless Receiver Board Module
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Bruce Hart
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03-29-2011- Other Thoughts: I added an exhaust fan to one of my bathroom 2 years ago, to avoid the hassle of wiring and installing switch, I bought this. Turning the fan on has never been an issue, turning it off sometime is a challenge. The receiver apparently received the signal, but after a brief pause (or slowdown), the fan just keeps going. <br/> <br/>On average I need to press the button 3~6 times before it finally stops. It may be some kind of interference, or regenerated current, I am not sure but it definitely an annoyance.
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Rodolfo Saldivar
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04-27-2011- Other Thoughts: I got this item a while back to plug in lamps for my house so i no longer have to walk across a dark room and man can i say its the best investment now i am gonna get more on the same channel so i can turn on a lot of things at once with one control
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Fred McDonald
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04-13-2011- Other Thoughts: I purchased this item because I have powered spealers attached to my tv. I don't have a stereo system with it's pwn remote control. I got tired of having to get up and turn the speakers on and off. After reading reviews, I purchased this device. It has worked very well indoors from a a distance of under 15 ft. I like this unit because the box has a short cord and does not crows my power strip. I have not had any issues with interference from other RF devices. The clicker sits on my coffee table next to the tv remote. It's not so small that I lose it. I'm happy with this device for indoor use.
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Crystal Yerty
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05-02-2011- Other Thoughts: I use this product for Fluorescent Tube Lights. The only complaint I have is that sometimes on switching on, the light is a little dim at the start (for a couple of seconds at the most). Not a major thing though, I am happy with the product otherwise.
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William Jose
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03-10-2011- Other Thoughts: Works great, set up at about 35 feet as a remote switch for cabinet lights. So far, no issues, no interference. Appears to be of decent quality.
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