DORHEA B0CJLJ77XR

DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch 30A Relay Switch User Manual

Model: B0CJLJ77XR

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch. This device is designed to provide convenient remote control for various electrical equipment, offering flexibility and enhanced control in smart home, industrial, and security applications.

2. Product Features

3. Package Contents

DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch and Receiver

Image: The DORHEA wireless remote control and the 30A relay receiver unit, showing their compact design.

4. Specifications

Parameter Value
Operating Voltage AC 100V - 240V
Max Load Current 30 Amps
Max Switching Current 30 Amps
Max Switching Voltage 240 Volts
Min Switching Voltage 100 Volts
Wattage 7200 Watts
Working Distance 100 - 328 ft (30 - 100m) without obstacles
Connector Type Screw Terminals
Contact Material Silver Alloy
Contact Type Normally Open
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Item Weight 0.48 ounces
Package Dimensions 3 x 1 x 0.3 inches
Dimensions of DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch and Receiver

Image: Detailed dimensions of the remote control (61mm x 28mm) and the receiver unit (65mm x 43mm x 29mm).

5. Safety Information

Please read and understand all safety instructions before installing or operating this device. Failure to follow these instructions may result in electric shock, fire, or property damage.

6. Installation and Wiring

The receiver unit must be wired into your electrical circuit. Always ensure power is OFF before beginning installation.

6.1 Basic Wiring Overview

Basic Wiring Diagram for DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch

Image: A simplified diagram showing the input and output connections for the receiver unit and its connection to a load (e.g., a light bulb).

6.2 Wiring for Single Phase 110V/120V Application

  1. Connect the red wire from your AC input to the 'L' terminal of the receiver's AC Input.
  2. Connect the black wire from your AC input to the 'N' terminal of the receiver's AC Input.
  3. Connect the red wire from the receiver's AC Output 'L' terminal to the 'L' terminal of your equipment/load.
  4. Connect the black wire from the receiver's AC Output 'N' terminal to the 'N' terminal of your equipment/load.
  5. Ensure the green ground wire from your input connects to the equipment's green ground wire.
Detailed 110V/120V Single Phase Wiring Diagram

Image: Detailed wiring diagram for connecting the receiver in a single-phase 110V/120V electrical system, showing input, output, and load connections.

6.3 Wiring for Single Phase 240V or 3 Phase Voltage Application (with AC Contactor)

For higher voltage or 3-phase applications, an external AC Contactor is required to handle the main load. The wireless switch will control the contactor's coil.

  1. Connect the red wire from your AC input (e.g., L1) to the 'L' terminal of the receiver's AC Input.
  2. Connect the black wire from your AC input (e.g., L2 or Neutral) to the 'N' terminal of the receiver's AC Input.
  3. Connect the red wire from the receiver's AC Output 'L' terminal to one side of the AC Contactor's coil (e.g., A1).
  4. Connect the black wire from the receiver's AC Output 'N' terminal to the other side of the AC Contactor's coil (e.g., A2).
  5. Wire the main 240V or 3-phase power through the main contacts of the AC Contactor to your equipment/load.
Detailed 240V or 3 Phase Voltage Wiring Diagram with AC Contactor

Image: Detailed wiring diagram for controlling a 240V or 3-phase load using an external AC Contactor, with the wireless switch activating the contactor's coil.

7. Operating Modes

The receiver supports three primary operating modes: Momentary, Toggle, and Latched. The specific mode is set during the pairing process.

7.1 Momentary Mode

In Momentary mode, the relay activates only while the remote button is pressed and held. Releasing the button deactivates the relay.

7.2 Toggle Mode

In Toggle mode, each press of the remote button alternates the relay state between ON and OFF.

7.3 Latched Mode

Latched mode requires two distinct buttons on the remote. One button turns the relay ON, and another button turns it OFF.

8. Pairing Remote Control (Learning Mode)

To pair a remote control with the receiver and set its operating mode:

  1. Momentary Mode Setup:
    • Press the learning button on the receiver once. The LED indicator will flash once.
    • Immediately press the desired button on your remote control. The LED indicator will flash multiple times, indicating successful pairing in Momentary mode.
  2. Toggle Mode Setup:
    • Press the learning button on the receiver twice. The LED indicator will flash twice.
    • Immediately press the desired button on your remote control. The LED indicator will flash multiple times, indicating successful pairing in Toggle mode.
  3. Latched Mode Setup:
    • Press the learning button on the receiver three times. The LED indicator will flash three times.
    • Immediately press the 'ON' button (e.g., Button A) on your remote control.
    • After 3 seconds, press the 'OFF' button (e.g., Button B) on your remote control. The LED indicator will flash multiple times, indicating successful pairing in Latched mode.

9. Resetting the Receiver

To clear all paired remote controls from the receiver's memory:

  1. Long press the learning button on the receiver for approximately 8 seconds.
  2. The LED indicator will flash rapidly and then turn off, indicating that all previously learned transmitters have been cleared.
  3. After a reset, all remote controls will no longer function and must be re-paired using the learning procedure described in Section 8.

10. Applications

The DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch offers versatile applications, including but not limited to:

Application Examples for DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch

Image: Examples of common applications, including controlling outdoor fountains, garage doors, home lighting, and irrigation systems.

11. Maintenance

The DORHEA Wireless Remote Control Switch is designed for minimal maintenance. Follow these guidelines to ensure longevity:

12. Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Receiver does not respond to remote. Remote not paired; Remote battery low/dead; Out of range; Interference. Re-pair remote (Section 8); Replace remote battery; Move closer to receiver; Check for strong RF interference sources.
Device connected to receiver does not turn ON/OFF. Incorrect wiring; Overload; Faulty device/load. Verify wiring (Section 6); Ensure load does not exceed 30A; Test device/load directly.
Remote range is significantly reduced. Low remote battery; Obstructions (metal, thick walls); Interference. Replace remote battery; Relocate receiver or remote for better line of sight; Minimize interference.
Receiver LED does not light up. No power to receiver; Faulty receiver. Check power supply and wiring; Contact support if power is confirmed.

13. Warranty and Support

DORHEA products are manufactured to high-quality standards. For specific warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact your retailer. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.

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