Rolling Shutter Remote Control
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The document provides details on the NF-R16 remote control push button switches, highlighting its self-learn technology, three working modes (self-locking, interlock, inching), and wide voltage compatibility. It is suitable for various applications, including anti-theft alarms and remote controls for electric doors and windows. The product features an integrated circuit that facilitates the operation of connected devices through a simple push of a button, enabling efficient control.
Rolling Shutter Remote Control
- 1. Radio-controlled rolling shutter for NF-R16 Remote Control Push Button Switches NF-R16 Remote Control Push Button Switches is a self-learn type metal remote control with easy setting for wireless coding technology. It supports 3 different working modes: self-locking / interlock / inching. The wide voltage makes this model suitable for very country in the world. With imported power management chip,it achieves stable and durable working performance. It is widely used for anti-theft alarm, remote control of electric windows and doors, signal output control, industrial control, lifting equipment etc. Self-learn Remote Control This product is with the function of coding self-learn.Make sure the code of remote transmitter has been learned into the receiver before using Voltage 12v DC，NO，NC，COM output With one or several remote controls The Process Pushing a button on a remote control sets in motion a series of events that causes the controlled device to carry out a command. The process works something like this: You push the "volume up" button on your remote control, causing it to touch the contact beneath it and complete the "volume up" circuit on the circuit board. The integrated circuit detects this. The integrated circuit sends the binary "volume up" command to the LED at the front of the remote. The LED sends out a series of light pulses that corresponds to the binary "volume up" command. #Rolling_Shutter_Remote_Control #Shutter_Remote_Specification #Rolling_Shutter_Remote_Operated #Remote_Operated_Shutter