Universal Wireless Remote Control Switch DC 12V 24V 36V 48V 2CH 10A Relay Receiver Module with 2 Channel RF Remote Transmitter for Various Wireless Controls

Bought this fushionsea universal wireless remote control kit for a kids ride-on and it’s been a total game-changer for safety. My 2-year-old can “drive” and have fun, but I can take over instantly if they head toward the street/driveway, get too close to obstacles, or just need help steering. It turns a ride-on from “white knuckle” to actually enjoyable for parents. Pairing/setup was straightforward and the remote response is quick enough to matter in real life (not a delayed gimmick). Range has been plenty for normal neighborhood driveway/yard use, and the buttons are intuitive so other adults can grab it and figure it out immediately. Biggest win: this was a hit with the neighborhood kids because the little ones can participate safely while an adult has control when needed. If you’re doing any Power Wheels/ride-on project and want maximum safety, this is one of the best upgrades you can add.

Easy to use , easy to program. This is as simple as I can show you on how to install it. Look at pictures if you going to power aomthing that draws alot of power , like my door popper for my shaved handle kit on car use the relays 87a 4 pin pictures explain how to run it with the transmitter. If not u can run the channel a and b directly to item. U going to need 3 12v+ and 3 grounds. To run the transmitter , just splice the 1 ground into 3 and same with positive . So u have 1 ground and one 12v+ power with 3 ends on both. Well good luck mine is working perfect

I used this to operate an electric gate for a storefront in the mall. The previous tenant lost the key to the inside switch. Instead of calling a locksmith to replace the key we went with this. We still have the key for the switch in front of the store but this remote will be much more convenient and cost less than getting duplicate keys made for everyone. The range is amazing, much farther than we would ever need. The receiver does not allow both relays to operate at the same time (pressing A and B together) which is perfect for operating anything that opens and closes. I really like the cover that slides over the buttons which prevents them from inadvertently being pressed while in your pocket. Instructions were simple and easy to understand.

The instructions were not useful, I got it working by watching a YouTube video. Then it worked for about 2 weeks, presently it’s not working anymore. I have not had time to figure out what happened to it. Unsure why it stopped working. Power source gets drained if it’s a battery source and left on with remote switch.

using it as a manual override for a magnetic door lock thats part of our Access control system. wired up as normally closed, the button on the remote temporarily interrupts the power supply going to the magnetic for 5 seconds or so and releases the door. this is helpful in case of an internet outage where previously the door would remain locked but there was no way to get into the office without a network connection so the card reader couldn't validate access credentials. This device solved that problem thus making it a TRUE LATCHING switch (retains the previous state). I had to go through several of these cheap RF switches on Amazon before finding one that was a true latching switch.

works great for 25 months now. 4 star rating due to hard to understand instructions, end up spending alot of time trying to figure it out. otherwise product works as advertised. i would recommend if you are tech savvy.

I've purchased a few sets of these to make a solar powered remote water valve. Before mounting in a project box I wanted to see how it did left to the elements, loosely wrapped in a plastic bag and left to the ocean air elements. First corrosion noted was on the screws that mounted the board to the case, but it still worked fine. I wouldn't expect it to hold up long in that kind of abuse but was impressed nonetheless. Uses very little power, 11ma on standby and 60ma during operation @ 12v

I took a minute to look up on YouTube, got some great instructions. I used this to remote the push-button doors on my bus. But you could use this to remote anything you wanted windows, sunroof, etc. The remotes for this are very nice feeling, solid and with a metal shell. And has a slider to cover buttons, so you don't accidentally press them.