Key Fob Remote

Electronic Key Fob at a Glance...

  • 8 Relay Installed
      - SPDT, SPST or DPDT Relays
  • Programmable Key Fob
      - Distance 750 to 1000 Feet
  • Pairing Module to Key Fob
      - Pair up to 40 Key Fobs Per Board
      - Pair Key Fob to Multiple Boards
  • Many Button Commands Available
      - Momentary, Active Only When Pushed
      - Toggle, Push On - Push Off
      - Add Delay for Auto Shut-Off Function

Selecting the Proper Amperage

For more information on selecting a board with the correct relay amperage for your application see Choosing a Proper Amperage.

Electronic Key Fob

Electronic Key Fobs are incredibly convenient for controlling various electrical devices or systems remotely! These types of boards are commonly used in automation, security, or remote control applications. Perfect for lighting, security systems, gates, doors, or any other electrical application. Below is a breakdown of features.

Key Features

  • 8 Relays per Board: Manage multiple devices or systems simultaneously. Each relay can be assigned its own button on the key fob for precise control.
  • Simple Toggle Control: Turn each relay on and off with ease (press for on, press again for off).
  • Momentary or Timed Action: Choose between momentary control (relay activates only while the button is pressed) or set a timer to automatically turn off the relay after a specific duration. Ideal for applications requiring temporary activation or auto-shutoff.
  • Wireless Freedom: Forget about complicated wiring. All commands are sent wirelessly, making installation a breeze and offering portability and ease of use.
  • Key Fob Remote

Choosing the Right Amperage

Below are the available 8-channel Key Fob Remotes, each featuring a different amperage relays. The key difference between the options is the amperage rating of the relays installed. Select a board that matches the amperage required for your application.
  • SPDT relays are available in 5-Amp, 10-Amp, and 20-Amp versions.
  • An SPST relay is available in a 30-Amp version.

  • For guidance on choosing the right relay amperage, refer to Choosing a Proper Amperage