🔌 Solidremote Wireless Relay Switch Kit-1: 2-Channel 433MHz Receiver with 2 FCC ID Transmitters for Garage Door Openers, Cars, LED Lights & More - 12V-24V Universal Solution Review

I bought a Solidremote 12V - 24V Secure Wireless RF Controller to disable the starter circuit in my car to prevent theft. I also use it to light up an LED when the starter is disengaged (as an indicator that theft protection is in place) so I used both relays. It has an interesting feature that the relays can be timed to reset so that when I press button A the starter circuit is energized for 15 minutes. It comes back after 15 minutes so I don't have to remember to turn it on. It took a while…

Works very well to spruce up an old (20+ year old) Craftsman garage door opener. The RF receiver failed and I used a second receiver from a big store but it just didn't have enough range. I thought what the heck and replaced it with this one. It was easy to set up and program the remotes. All I had to do was power the unit with 12V DC and connect two wires from the garage to the unit using the NC connectors. One of the remote controls has battery discharge problems. I've cycled through 3…

Worked great. I'm wondering if there's a way to make sure this is actually rolling code as I don't know how I would say if it was fixed code, but hopefully the statements in the description are correct. Current draw is very flexible so finding the right wall wart in my discarded box of electronics wall warts was easy. These are bare bones and I used a few parts I had on hand such as an RJ11 jack and a 2.1mm power jack, but it would work just as well if I just screwed the bare wires into the…

I wanted to wait a few months before writing a review. As soon as I unpacked it, I was very impressed by the quality of the remote controls. As soon as I opened up the main control box, I was once again impressed with the build quality. So I used it to turn on the door lock/buzzer in my apartment. Since I already have the keys in my hand, I find it easier to reach for the key fob to open the door than for the key. Remote control is great! My block is about 50-60 meters from the front door. The…

My brother and his wife have a two car garage with vintage Wayne Dalton garage door openers. The previous owner never flipped the remote control. They bought several different universal remote controls, but none of them matched the devices. I stumbled across this while looking for a solution to something else. I set it up for him and his wife. It worked like a charm. Excellent range, no additional antenna length required. Opened and closed doors far beyond the driveway. The instructions only…

Due to unstable GDO consoles, I turned to Revain to find a better way. This dual channel relay box is very easy to program and install. The only issue we encountered was the German-made GDO "Sommer” door knob unit. It had three buttons (Lock, Light and Up-Stop-Down) on a digital logic board. Not a simple parallel circuit. The door went up but not down. I had to open the summer button box and solder the NO relay wires to the up-stop-down button. The other GDO was very easy as the Sears Craftsman

SHORT STORY. This device works for two of my garage doors from one device, quick and easy installation. **NOTE that you must purchase some type of power adapter to operate this device. I used a 12vdc 2 amp power supply, it's cheap as I had one on hand. You can actually use a variety of DC voltages. Check the voltage range in the product description ** LONG HISTORY. My old garage door receiver that plugs into old motors was coming to an end; one of them actually stopped working. I couldn't find…