The Cebek TL-4 is a 230Vac mains powered 2-Channel RF receiver board with Momentary action relays and a buzzer output. Part of our Group 1 range of 433.92MHz RF remote control modules that allow you to select from a variety of receiver and transmitter options to suit your needs (see compatibility table below).
The relays on this Momentary receiver module turn on only while the corresponding transmitter button is pressed and disconnects immediately the button is released.
Any number of Group 1 transmitters and receivers can be set to either accept or ignore other modules within range using the 13,122 security code combinations.
Features| Operating Voltage | 230Vac mains |
| Output | 1 x SPDT Relay |
| Maximum Output Load (Resistive) | ≤ 240Vac or 28Vdc @ 3 Amps max. (Relay Datasheet) |
| Relay Connections | NO, NC, C (Relay FAQ) |
| Dimensions (mm) | 72 x 121 x 30 |
| Enclosure | WCAH2851 |
| DIN-RAIL Mount | C7569 |
| Product Format | PRE-ASSEMBLED Electronic Module Product Format Info |
| WARNING | Product operates at mains voltage and is not suitable for children. An isolating enclosure is required (not included). Installation, testing and commissioning should be performed by a competent person. Mains Electricity Info |
| TL-5 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 30m |
| TL-6 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 30m |
| TL-11 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| TL-12 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| TL-13 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| TL-14 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| TL-15 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter Module, 100m |
| TL-16 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter Module, 300m |
| NB Only one channel will operate if you use a 1-channel transmitter with a 2-channel receiver. You can use a 2-channel transmitter with two 1-channel receivers by removing a jumper from one of the boards (see User Manual for details). You cannot use multiple button presses or simultaneously use two transmitters if they are operating in range of one another (regardless of their coding). | |
