Short Range Wireless Switch System – 154 MHz
RCT Short Range 154 MHz Wireless Switch Systems provide dependable wireless control for applications where replacing damaged control wire or installing new conduit is difficult, costly, or impractical.

RCT Short Range 154 MHz Wireless Switch Systems provide dependable wireless control for applications where replacing damaged control wire or installing new conduit is difficult, costly, or impractical.
The Short Range transmitter is typically mounted to a wall or installed within an enclosure. When 12 VDC is applied to the transmitter input, a coded wireless signal is sent to the receiver, activating the receiver relay output.
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*The range of all radio products is dependent on local conditions and antenna selection/location.
Tell us what you’re trying to control, the approximate distance involved, and the site conditions. We’ll help determine whether the Short Range 154 MHz system is the right fit.
The Short Range 154 MHz system provides wireless communication up to approximately ½ mile. Actual range can vary depending on terrain, buildings, antenna placement, and other site conditions.
No. The 154 MHz system does not require perfect line of sight between the transmitter and receiver. However, terrain, buildings, trees, and other obstructions can affect wireless performance and range.
The system can be used with pumps, motors, lights, valves, conveyors, grain augers, alarms, and many other types of equipment. The receiver relay output typically interfaces with the appropriate equipment control circuit.
Yes. This is one of its common applications. Wireless control can eliminate the need to locate, repair, or replace damaged underground control wire when installing new wire or conduit would be difficult or costly.
The transmitter is activated by applying 12 VDC to its input. It then sends a coded wireless signal to the receiver, which activates the receiver relay output.
Contact RCT with the equipment you need to control, the approximate distance between locations, and any significant terrain or obstructions. We can help determine whether the Short Range 154 MHz system is appropriate or whether another RCT system would be a better fit.