2 Channel 30A AC High Power RF Remote Control - Transmitter & Receiver

Package Include:
1 x Receiver: S2PU-AC-ANT3
2 x Transmitter: C-2/C-3
1 x User manual

Feature:
Application: It can be used in industry automation, agriculture automation and home automation, such as factory, house, farm, pasture, vehicle, ship, offshore operation, aerial vehicle, field call, etc. It can remote control equipments on land, water and air, such as remote control lights, sirens, locks, motors, fans, winches, blinds, linear actuators, doors, windows, electric solenoid valves, security alarm, business signs and various devices.
Wireless control, easy to install.
Waterproof: The receiver has waterproof case and waterproof connector, it can be installed outdoors.
Universal input: Support voltage of AC110V (100V~120V), widely used in US, Canada... and voltage of AC220V (200V~240V), used in UK, France...
Relay Output: This receiver is dry relay output, it can be used to operate both DC and AC equipments. The output terminals are NO / NC (normally open / normally closed), which serves as a switch. That means you should also connect a separate power supply to equipments.
High Power: Each channel can work at maximum current 30A.
With wired control terminals: You can connect sensors, limit switches, manual switches or external devices to control the receiver.
With external telescopic antenna, the receiver have a farther working range.
You can control the equipments by using the receiver with transmitter (remote control) from any place within a reliable distance.
Wireless RF signal can pass through walls, floors, doors or windows.
With characteristics of reverse power protection and over current protection.
Reliable control: The code has thousands of different combinations, and the receiver only works with the transmitter which use the same code.
One/several transmitters can control one/several receivers simultaneously.
You can use two or more units in the same place.

Receiver Parameters:
Model No.: S2PU-AC-ANT3
Power Supply (Operating Voltage): AC100~240V (110V/120V/220V/240V)
Output: Relay output (Normally open and normally closed)
Working Voltage Range of Relay: AC110~240V or DC0~28V
Wire range for the terminals: 22-12 AWG
Working Frequency: 433.92MHz
Channel: 2 CH
Control Modes: Self-locking, Momentary, Interlocking, Momentary + Self-locking
Static Current: ≤6mA
Maximum Load Current: 30A / each channel
Operating Temperature: -20 ° C to +70 ° C
PCB size: 140mm x 73mm x 18mm
Case size: 192mm x 100mm x 45mm

Transmitter Parameters:
Model No.: 0021001 (C-2) / 0021002 (C-3)
With Sliding Cover: Slide up when it doesn’t work (to protect the button). Slide down the button will appear.
Channel/Button: 2 (C-2) / 3 (C-3)
Button Symbol: A, B (C-2) / A, B, C (C-3)
Operating Voltage: 12V (1 x 23A -12V battery, can be used for 12 months)
Operating Current: 6mA
Transmitting Distance: 100m / 300ft (theoretically)
Modulation Mode: ASK
Unit Size: 58mm x 39mm x 16mm

Matching Transmitters:
The receiver can work with different transmitters, such as model C-2/C-3 (100M), CWB-2/CWB-3 (50M, waterproof), or CB-2/CB-3 (1000M) etc.
When you set the receiver in Self-locking or Momentary mode, it should work with two buttons transmitter, such as model C-2 (100M), CWB-2 (50M, waterproof), or CB-2 (1000M) etc. When you set the receiver in Interlocking mode, it should work with three buttons transmitter, such as model C-3 (100M), CWB-3 (50M, waterproof), or CB-3 (1000M) etc.

Working Range:
With a transmitter (such as C-2) to form a complete set, the maximum working distance can reach 100M in an open ground.
The maximum working distance is a theoretical data, it shall be operated in an open ground, no barriers, no any interference. But in the practice, it will be hindered by trees, walls or other constructions, and will be interfered by other wireless signals. Therefore, the actual distance may not reach this maximum working distance.
If you want to have a further working range, you can use a powerful transmitter, such as CB-2 or CB-3 transmitter.

Usage (with the transmitter C-2 or C-3):
The receiver can be used to control both DC 0~28V and AC 110~240V equipments.
Notice: The receiver is relay output, not DC/AC power output. Initial state of relay output terminals: Terminals A and B are Normally Open; Terminals A and C are Normally Closed.

Wiring:
If you want to control a DC 12V lamp, do as following:
1) Connect the live wire of AC power supply to terminal “L / +” of INPUT, and connect the neutral wire of AC power supply to terminal “N / -” of INPUT.
2) Connect terminal B to the positive pole of DC power supply, connect terminal A to the positive pole of DC lamp, and connect the negative pole of DC lamp to the negative pole of DC power supply.

If you want to control an AC 120V or AC 220V lamp, do as following:
1) Connect the live wire of AC power supply to terminal “L / +” of INPUT, and connect the neutral wire of AC power supply to terminal “N / -” of INPUT.
2) Connect terminal B to the live wire of AC power supply, connect terminal A to one side of AC lamp, and connect another side of AC lamp to the neutral wire of AC power supply.

Setting different control modes:
We have set the receiver as Self-locking control mode before delivery. If you want to use other control modes, do as following operation:
1) Setting Self-locking mode: Only connect Jumper-2.

Mode Self-locking (working with transmitter C-2): Press -> On; Press again -> Off.
Press button A of the transmitter: The relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on.
Press button A again: The relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.

Press button B of the transmitter: The relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned on.
Press button B again: The relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.

2) Setting Momentary mode: Only connect Jumper-1.
Mode Momentary (working with transmitter C-2): Press and hold -> On; Release -> Off.
Press and hold button A of the transmitter: The relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on.
Release button A: The relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.
Press and hold button B of the transmitter: The relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals B and C, disconnect the terminals A and B), and the lamp 2is turned on.
Release button B: The relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.

3) Setting Interlocking mode: Disconnect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.
Mode Interlocking (working with transmitter C-3): Press -> On; Press another button -> Off.
Press button C of the transmitter: The relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on. The relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.
Press button B of the transmitter: The relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned on. The relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.
Press button A of the transmitter: The relays 1 & 2 are deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamps 1 & 2 are turned off.

4) Setting Mixed mode (Momentary + Self-locking): Connect Jumper-1 and Jumper-2.
Mode Momentary for channel 1 (working with transmitter C-2): Press and hold -> On; Release -> Off.
Press and hold button A of the transmitter: The relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on.
Release button A: The relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.

Mode Self-locking for channel 2 (working with transmitter C-2): Press -> On; Press again -> Off.
Press button B of the transmitter: The relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned on.
Press button B again: The relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.

Wired control terminals:
The receiver has wired control terminals, and you can connect external devices, sensors, or manual switches to the receiver's manual terminals, then use them to trigger the receiver.
1) By low level signal:
You can connect external devices (with low level output signal) to manual terminal 1 (Signal+), terminal 2 (Signal+), and terminal 3 (Signal−), then the external device’s output signal can control the receiver.
When the external device outputs low level signal to terminal 1 and 3, the relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on.
When the external device stops to output signal, the relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.

When the external device outputs low level signal to terminal 2 and 3, the relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned on.
When the external device stops to output signal, the relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.

2) By NO/NC contact:
You can connect manual switches to terminals 1, 2 and 3, then you can use manual switches to control the receiver.
When connect terminals 1 and 3, the relay 1 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned on.
When disconnect terminals 1 and 3, the relay 1 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 1 is turned off.

When connect terminals 2 and 3, the relay 2 is activated (connect the terminals A and B, disconnect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned on.
When disconnect terminals 2 and 3, the relay 2 is deactivated (disconnect the terminals A and B, connect the terminals A and C), and the lamp 2 is turned off.