Miniature Remote Control Switch — compact wireless switch for simple, reliable control Key benefits Eliminates wiring runs: wireless remote control lets you operate devices without running extra control wires, simplifying installation and retrofit projects. Handles practical loads: current output supports both resistive and inductive loads up to 2 A, so it can drive common small appliances and loads directly. Fast, responsive control: a sensitivity receiver delivers quick response times for a smooth user experience. Spacesaving and easy to install: compact form factor and simple connections make mounting and integration quick, even in tight enclosures. What it does and why you need it Converts a wireless remote signal into a switched output, enabling remote on/off control of equipment where adding a wired switch is difficult or inconvenient. Suitable for retrofit use and installations where compact size and flexible placement are important. Improves convenience, safety, and accessibility by allowing remote operation from a distance. Key attributes Function: wireless remote receiver and switch for remote on/off control. Compatibility: designed for resistive and inductive loads within 2 A (e.g., small lights, motors, relays). Connects directly to the load without additional driver circuitry within the specified current limit. Size: miniature, lowprofile unit for installation in confined spaces or inside equipment housings. Performance: sensitivity receiver with fast response for reliable operation. Installation: simple wiring and quick mounting; ideal where easy, flexible control is required. Typical applications Undercabinet or closet lighting: add remote on/off control to lighting strips or small fixtures without wiring. Small motorized devices: control compact fans, shutters, or curtain motors that draw less than 2 A. Remote relay control and automation: switch relays or control circuits in hobby projects, kiosks, or equipment panels where a compact wireless receiver is required. Notes and limitations Rated for resistive and inductive loads up to 2 A. Do not exceed the specified current rating. Use within the intended electrical environment and follow local wiring and safety codes during installation.