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Plastic Tab - Remote-control relays
Remote-controlled relays allow you to switch high-current devices without running extra wires to a physical switch. Using a wireless remote or key fob, these systems can control amplifiers, lights, fans, winches, and other accessories from a distance. Ideal for clean installs or hard-to-reach circuits, remote relays combine convenient wireless operation with the reliability of a traditional automotive relay.
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QMV 12VRMR1-HOUSING Plastic Remote relay board housing$2.99- Plastic housing for 12 Volt QMV 12VRMR1 12 VDC Remote relay board
- 2-piece clam-shell design
- Dimensions 2-3/4" (W) x 1-5/8" (L) x 7/8" (H)
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Beuler RSR10 Remote Control Switch with Programmable Relay Output$29.99- Single-channel remote control relay with programmable outputs
- No-logo transmitter
- Output can be configured for momentary or toggle on and off
- Receiver input voltage: 9 V - 13 VdCc
- Relay Input voltage: 5 V - 60 Vdc
- Maximum output current: 10 Amps
- 433 MHz RF frequency
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Beuler RSR10H Remote Control Switch with Programmable Relay Output - Horn Logo$29.99- Single-channel remote control relay with programmable outputs
- Horn logo transmitter
- Output can be configured for momentary or toggle on and off
- Receiver input voltage: 9 V - 13 VdCc
- Relay Input voltage: 5 V - 60 Vdc
- Maximum output current: 10 Amps
- 433 MHz RF frequency
- Relay output has normally closed, common, and normally open outputs
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