The RCT Wireless Multi-Switch Controller provides dependable wireless control of multiple equipment functions from a single handheld transmitter. With operating distances up to 2 miles, the system is well suited for applications where numerous pumps, motors, valves, lights, gates, or other devices need to be controlled from a convenient remote location.
The Wireless Multi-Switch Controller includes a 15-key handheld transmitter and a 16-output addressable receiver. Individual receiver outputs can be selected and controlled directly from the handheld transmitter, providing flexible control of multiple equipment functions from a single system.
The system is supplied with the required power supply and antenna components and can be integrated with existing equipment control circuits.
To operate the system, first select the desired receiver number on the handheld transmitter and press REC#. A single transmitter can communicate with up to 199 receivers, allowing equipment at multiple locations to be controlled from one handheld unit.
Next, select the desired receiver output and press ON. The transmitter sends a wireless command to the selected receiver, activating that output and the connected control device. Pressing OFF deactivates the selected output.
This allows the operator to select both the receiver location and individual control function directly from the handheld transmitter, providing flexible control of multiple pieces of remotely located equipment.
Optional 12 VDC solar panel kits are available for remote locations where utility power is not available.
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The RCT Wireless Multi-Switch Controller is well suited for applications requiring handheld control of multiple equipment functions or equipment at multiple remote locations, including:
The RCT Wireless Multi-Switch Controller provides flexible handheld control when an application requires multiple control functions or equipment at multiple remote locations. One portable transmitter can communicate with multiple receivers, giving operators convenient control without installing extensive control wiring.
Control Multiple Functions
Individually control multiple receiver outputs from a single handheld transmitter, making the system ideal for equipment requiring several separate control functions.
Control Multiple Locations
A single transmitter can communicate with up to 199 receivers, allowing an operator to select and control equipment at different remote locations.
Long Range Operation
Control remotely located equipment from distances up to 2 miles, depending on terrain, obstructions, antenna installation, and site conditions.
How far will the Wireless Multi-Switch Controller operate?
The system can provide wireless control at distances up to 2 miles. Actual operating range depends on terrain, obstructions, antenna installation, and site conditions.
How many outputs can each receiver control?
Each receiver provides 16 individually selectable outputs, allowing multiple equipment functions to be controlled from the handheld transmitter.
Can one transmitter control more than one receiver?
Yes. A single handheld transmitter can communicate with up to 199 individually addressed receivers.
How does the operator select which equipment to control?
The operator first selects the desired receiver using the REC# function on the handheld transmitter, then selects the desired output and presses ON or OFF.
What types of equipment can the system control?
Typical applications include pumps, valves, conveyors, grain augers, motors, engines, lighting, gates, and other equipment that can be operated through an appropriate control circuit.
Can it be used where utility power isn’t available?
Yes. Optional 12 VDC solar panel kits are available for remote locations where utility power is not available.
What information does RCT need to help configure a system?
Tell us what equipment needs to be controlled, the number of control functions and locations, approximate operating distances, available power, and any significant terrain or obstructions. RCT can help determine the appropriate system configuration.