RF remote control module review

This RF remote control based on IC PT2272-M4, can used with or without Arduino. it is very easy to use.
There are one channel, two and four channels remote control module in the markets.
There are 3 types modules in terms of switching method:

1-If the module made by IC PT2272-M4, that means the output will be HIGH when you push the button and be LOW when you release the button.

2-If the module made by IC PT2272-T4, that means the output will be HIGH when you push the button and be LOW when you press the button again.
3-If the module made by IC PT2272-L4, that means the A-output will be HIGH when you push the A-button and be LOW when you press B-button.

By this remote control you can run any load from 50 to 100 meters.
You have to add a transistor and relay(as figure) for running 110/220v AC or some DC power LEDs.

RF remote control module review

RF remote control module review
RF remote control module review

RF remote control module review

 
Receiver module:
Based on PT2272-M4 chip
Working frequency: 315MHz
Working Voltage: DC 5V
Static current: 4.5mA


Pin assignment:
D0: Output 0
D1: Output 1
D2: Output 2
D3: Output 3
GND: Ground
VT: Switching voltage
VCC: Supply voltage

Remote controller:
Battery model: 23A/12V
Working current: 10mA
Remote control distance: 120-150m (open area)
Frequency: 315MHz

Lokasi: Iraq

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