4 channel momentary action relay extension module for use with either a Cebek "Group-2" TL-22 (momentary) or TL-23 (latching) receiver board.
Up to 3 expansion boards can be added enabling control of up to 16 relays using a single transmitter.
Each relay can be set to operate on any channel number from 1 to 16. So you can either assign each relay to a single button on your chosen transmitter or you can change to any combination you like e.g. relays 1 and 5 turn on when button 2 is pressed.
May be used with any of the "GROUP-2" compatible RF transmitters listed in table below.
NB TL-24 has no RF receiver module so it must be used in conjunction with either a Cebek "Group-2" TL-22 (momentary) or TL-23 (latching) receiver board.
Features
| Operating Voltage | 12V dc (Order Code CFE002 or CFE103 module) |
| Operating Current | 2mA min - 120mA Max |
| Compatibility | RF Group 2 |
| Antenna Length | 170mm |
| Operating Frequency | 433.92MHz |
| Output | 4 x SPDT Relay |
| Maximum Output Load (Resistive) | Up to 240Vac or 28Vdc @ 5 Amps max. (Relay Datasheet) |
| Relay Connections | NO, NC, C (Relay FAQ) |
| Dimensions (mm) | 107 x 97 x 30 |
| Enclosure | WCAH2852 |
| Product Format | PRE-ASSEMBLED Electronic Module Product Format Info |
| TL-20 | 4 Channel Handheld RF Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| TL-21 | 8 Channel Handheld RF Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| TL-28 | 16 Channel Handheld Remote Control Transmitter 100m |
| TL-29 | 8 Channel Industrial RF Remote Control Transmitter Module, 100m |
| TL-30 | 4 Channel Handheld RF Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| TL-31 | 8 Channel Handheld RF Remote Control Transmitter Module, 300m |
| TL-32 | 16 Channel Industrial RF Remote Control Transmitter Module, 100m |
| TL-38 | 16 Channel Handheld RF Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| TL-39 | 8 Channel Industrial RF Remote Control Transmitter Module, 300m |
| TL-42 | 16 Channel Industrial RF Remote Control Transmitter Module, 300m |
| NB You cannot use multiple button presses or simultaneously use two transmitters if they are operating in range of one another (regardless of their coding). | |
