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1 Channel Toggle Relay Receiver Module (230Vac) from our range of 433.92MHz one channel RF remote control modules. Mix and match to suit your needs...
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TL-9
TL-9
39.58
Quasar Electronics Limited
https://quasarelectronics.co.uk/Item/cebek-tl-9-434mhz-1-channel-toggle-relay-receiver-module-230vac
230Vac mains powered 1-Channel RF receiver board with Toggling/Latching action relay and buzzer outputs. 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 relay on this Toggling/Latching receiver module activates at the first push of the transmitter button and will only disconnect after a second push of the button.
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) | 108 x 65 x 30 |
| Enclosure | WCAH2851 |
| 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 |
| CTL005 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 30m |
| CTL006 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 30m |
| CTL011 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| CTL012 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 100m |
| CTL013 | 1 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| CTL014 | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter, 300m |
| CTL015* | 2 Channel Remote Control Transmitter Module, 100m |
| CTL016 | 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 simultaneously use two transmitters if they are operating in range of one another (regardless of their coding). | |
