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What if all your home appliances are controlled by remote? Maybe you will become lazy. But it seems fantastic, isn't it?


Motor Controller Remote Controls Electric Shutter

Posted by Cary on May 15 2014, 13:51pm

Overview:

I want to buy a radio system for my 9 shutters (220 V), wireless control, 9 receivers and 1 remote, climb or descend in all my components by one remote.

Motor Controller Remote Controls Electric Shutter

Solution:

We recommend ac power output controller (S1FM-AC220), which is designed for controlling motor specially. It can remote control many kinds of motor, rolling blinds/ doors, projection screens, awnings, winches, conveyors… 10amps is its maximum current. And when it works with the long distance transmitter (CB-2), the whole kit’s transmitting distance will reach 1000m.

Motor Controller Remote Controls Electric Shutter

Connect live wire to terminal “L” and neutral wire to terminal “N”. Then connect AC motor to terminals “UP”, “COMMON” and “DOWN”. You can exchange “UP” and “DOWN” wires of motor to change rotating direction of motor. 9 shutter motors should be wired to 9 receivers respectively. 9 receivers will be programmed the same code so that they can work together with one remote.

There is only one working mode in this controller. It is inversion control mode(Press and hold big button→positive rotation; press and hold small button→reversal rotation )

Press and hold big button, terminals UP and COMMON directly output AC 220; 9 shutter motors rotate continuously in positive direction at the same time.

Release big button, stop 9 shutter motors simultaneously.

Press and hold small button, terminals DOWN and COMMON directly output AC 220; 9 shutter motors rotate continuously in reverse direction at the same time.

Release small button, stop 9 shutter motors simultaneously.

Motor Controller Remote Controls Electric Shutter
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