Plug-in receiver 2 channels 433,92 Mhz (50 storable codes) for control unit series H70, B70, EDGE, and CTRL.
| Standard power: | 5V DC |
| Absorption: | 15mA |
| Operating temperature: | -10+55°C |
| The number of channels: | 2 |
| Codification: | Fix code |
| Modulation: | AM/ASK |
| Carried frequency: | 433.92 MHz |
| Exit: | Open collector |
| Storable codes: | 50 |
| Sensibility: | -107 dBm |
| Input impedance: | 50 Ω |
| Maximum dimension product in mm (L x W x H): | 34 x 31 x 12 |
| Product weight packed (Kg): | 0,02 |
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